what is the best love book for teenagers that is very deep and even scary
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"Romeo & Juliet" is probably it unless you'll like to read R.L Stine's "Forbidden Game" series. There are elements of a love story inside but it's mostly horror.
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Book: Kiss of the Highlander  \nBy:  Karen Marie Moning
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Here are some of the books I was assigned in high school that were considered perfectly reasonable for teenagers to be exposed to: Julius Caesar (full of murderous plotting and actual murder and several suicides), White Fang (people trained dogs to viciously attack each other so they could gamble on it), Crime and Punishment (murder),  Romeo and Juliet (murder, drugs and suicide), MacBeth (murder), Hamlet (murder by poisoning, numerous deaths).\n\nSo what I'm saying is I don't believe in outright censorship in schools.  There are some things that are clearly not acceptable for children to be exposed to.  I wonder how many of these morally righteous people have children, I wonder how many who have children let their children play hours of video games (not just violent) or have the TV or Internet as babysitters.\n\nThere are far worse things for children to be exposed to in life.  The best way to stem the violence is for parents to talk to their children and spend more time with them.  Do not be pleasers, be parents.
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I'm not a high schooler, I'm a college goer but I SHAN'T BE EXCLUDED!! I'm studying psychology (I'm a FRESHMAN!!! :D...or should I say freshwoman?) so I read a lot of texts pertaining to that field. I also read many Psych-related books outside of school. I like self-help books and novel's centered around the mentally unsound...lol! I love psychological thrillers; forensic-based mysteries are also terrific reads :).
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You can try any of the Stephen King's, like The Shining for example, or Misery;\nThe Thirteenth Magician by Patrick Welch ;\nYou can also try any of Edgar Allan Poe's works--they are all pretty dark and gothic for instance:\nThe Fall of the House of Usher\n\nGood Luck with any of those, they are all good!
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Dear Yahoo Answers: Please create a new category Teenage Morons with Relationship Angst (Caution: Only for the mentally-challenged)!
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Teens don't fall in love.  It's just an infatuation, there is a difference.  Teens aren't mature enough for love.
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This is my sister's personal opinion, (she is standing over my shoulder reading my answer)lol!!!  She says that you should read the Nickolas Sparks books and try and get a grasp of how to end your novel.  She says the make her cry a lot....  Anyway these books may help you because they describe alot of love scenes!! (yuck!!)lol!!!  \n\nHope this helps!!!\n\n- Ace's sister
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there is this book it is really good it is called "the cage" by Ruth Minsky Sender a summary about it is:\n\nWow! what a compelling story to read and think about. The Cage was a great book I could not put it down! By the time two days had passed I had finished the book. \nIt is an amazing account of a young girl's life who endurs all of the hardships of the Holocaust and the torture of the ghettos and concrentation camps. I would reccomend this book to teens and older, because there are many graphic parts, overall a joy to read!!!!!!
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there were dopey teens before there was myspace, and they found plenty of dopey things to do.\n\nkatherine lester sounds pretty low-ceilinged to me - but i've heard worse.\n\nwhen i was at school (shortly after the wright brothers scaled everest ) one of the cleverest girls in our year married the boyfriend she had been with for three years on her eighteenth birthday.\n\nwe thought this was a bit questionable. girls were just starting to go to college  - and sylvia had already said she wanted to be with adrian so much she wouldn't bother.\n\nbut the girl was eighteen. at some stage you have to start treating people like grown-ups.\n\nthe marriage lasted just over fourteen months. sylvia had still managed to lose touch with all her friends, miss her place in the educational system, and develop bad depressions she still suffers from.\n\nbut at some point you have to start treating people like grown-ups.\n\nif you let people make choices - some of those choices will be bad ones.\n\nbut how else are they going to learn?
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Barbara Park, author of the Junie B. Jones book series, has books that are geared for older readers.\n\nYou can't go wrong with the Ramona Series by Beverly Clearly.\n\nBoys may enjoy the Hardy Boys books\n\nTry the links below for suggestions.\n\nHappy Reading!
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Leo the Late Bloomer is an incredible book. I use it regularly in my Elementary Resource Room. Tacky the Penguin is also good.\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/006443348X/104-3952678-4451922?v=glance&n=283155\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0395562333/104-3952678-4451922?v=glance&n=283155\n\nHere are some other titles and background info you might like:\nhttp://www.library.uiuc.edu/blog/esslchildlit/archives/2006/01/picture_books_a.html\nhttp://www.libsci.sc.edu/facst/walling/Booksaboutchildrenwithdisabilities.html\nhttp://www.newswise.com/articles/view/521051/\nhttp://www.intellectualdisability.info/how_to/beyond_words.htm
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Yes I've read them all.\nThe girls all are super\nI'm in love with Ginny,\nBut Harry is going to marry her. (phoooie)
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Trying to get teenagers interested in anything these days is a difficult task, and I applaud you for trying to introduce them to Christianity.  However, you must know and understand that you can not lead anyone to salvation. You can not save anyone.  You can not bring anyone to God.  All these things are brought about ONLY by the free will God gave them. They must choose.\n\nThat being said, leading by example is the best approach.  Nothing you say will mean anything to these kids if they think you are full of crap (pardon the term).  But it's true, young adults and teenagers are longing for good guidance by adults they can trust.\n\nIt's also important to find ways to establish a relationship with their lives, and the life of a Christian.  Give them some examples of how fear, anxiety, social relations with the opposite sex, the future, etc. are all made clearer and better when you have friends that have shared experiences, and that these experiences have meaning.  Let them know that being a good Christian means being a part of something beautiful and fulfilling.\n\nNever take them for granted.  All their problems are very real, and sometimes devastating (even if you think they are trivial.)  Teenagers have such a strong need to be accepted and understood, and if you just say "trust in God" over and over again, they'll become immune to it.  \n\nStay creative and entertaining.  The attention span of the avergae teen is about 10 seconds, maybe less.  You have to keep them focused. (This will end up being the most difficult part.)\n\nAnyway...good luck, and God Bless.  Don't give up, and trust that The Lord will find his way into the hearts of these kids, and that these kids will want Him there.
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well, since im a 6th grader, i can help u. i have been reading 9th grade novels since 3rd grade. if u want my personal opinion i like reading novels about like, eating disorders. those are always long, because u have to explain why the person thinks theyre fat, theyre journey through the disorder, and the recoverey.     or, i like those stories about high school/ middle school stuff. like everyday stuff. think 'mean girls'. those are depending on what the plot, can be very easy to write, and very page-turning. also, those "i-just-now-died-and-im-telling-u-my-story-from-heaven" storys are always good also. they talk to u about a place that no one else knows about, which means that they cant correct u. also meaning that, u can make an entire world of your own. are there angels there? is it the exact same thing as earth? is it different for every person. \nthose are just a few ideas of mine.
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The Puirpose Driven Life by Rick Warren, its a very good book page by page, very motivational and enlightening words. He will be guided and directed during and after reading the book, all topics are applicable to all challenges and trial in life.\n\nAnd ofcourse, the best book of all books is The Bible.\n\nGod Bless.
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I did that book at school too. very powerful book. harper lee is a great author. Favourite book? Red Dragon by thomas harris is good, as is the film. I love my horror books.