Book Description There are hundreds of books for parents on how to communicate with teenagers. Neuroscientist and father of two Dean Burnett has written a book for the other side of the conversation - teenagers - to help them understand what's going on.

“Get up as late as you can, you'll miss it!”

“Wash the dishes after you, we don’t have servants.”

“Can you put your phone down for at least a minute?!”

Do you and your parents often quarrel and argue? Do you feel like you see the world completely differently and speak different languages? How to explain to your parents that in the morning you want to sleep longer, that chatting is fun, that you are in a bad mood and want to be alone?

You will definitely need what you learn from this book:

– what happens in your head when you grow up, and why it is different from what it is for adults;

– how to defeat negativity and understand that everything is as it should be with you;

– why parents are obsessed with cleanliness or don’t allow you to come home late;

– what to do if your parents are also mistaken, but they won’t admit it.

The main thing is that you will understand how to make your life easier. This means that you will be in a good mood more often and you will have more time and energy for your favorite things.

Who is the book for?

For teenagers who are tired of arguing with their parents.

For moms and dads who want to find a common language with their children.