Preteen Trials and Tribulations (NAPSA)—The preteen years can be tough. Sometimes preteens are treated just like a little kid— and at the sametimetold to “Just grow up!” To help teens deal with such tough issues as friendships, body changes, first crushes, difficult choices and even tougherstuff such as death and divorce, there’s now a second “Chicken Soup for the Preteen Soul 2” book (Health Communications, $12.95), written mostly by kids—forkids. Edited by Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen,the bestselling coauthors of the “Chicken Soup for the Soul” Series, the book is q designed to make WP eSthcsuxcumes! kids laugh out y A, * loud anddl also <9 . .| know they are Vhicken not alone. Soup forthe} : The collection of true stories are about finding yourself, achieving your dreams, and the power ‘lIkids have to make a positive change. Youngsters can make a difference just by buying the book since proceeds will benefit several nonprofit organizations, including the Always Dream Foundation and the Life Rolls On Foundation. The book is available wherever books are sold and at www.hci books.com.
