Following the plot of the story, you will be captivated by its content, because it is so masterfully composed that you will not be able to leave it until you have read the whole thing and surely that it will allow you to get some perspective on your life - it explores what the definition of family is and what it means to people, this really makes you think about your own relationships with those who are dear to you.

The right inspiration and motivation is something that teenagers often lack and reading this great resource will solve that problem for you.  The Book Thief will teach you about great values ​​and how great people are guided by those values, even in the worst times in history long gone and forgotten, even when around you something is happening then that's the last thing humans should do.

3- Self Help Books For Teens: Absolute Beginners by Colin MacInnes

If you're not trying to belong to a group of people have the same thoughts as you, in your teens you're finding hideout by becoming an outsider - and this is what a a small percentage of children are brave enough to pursue.  Curiously, Colin Maclnnes was forty-four years old when he published this book, but that doesn't stop him from writing a masterpiece.

If you want to learn about the origins of hipster (people who like clothes, music, food and activities that go beyond popular trends in society) and cafes through the eyes of an eighteen-year-old person wants to be a photographer in the early sixties, then this book might be right for you - especially now, when hipster subculture has become mainstream.

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