Teen Spirit

‘The intriguing mechanics of a teenage mind have kept the world on the edge ever since. Something changes, a tide turns, a wind shifts, the moment a human body becomes teen years old. More importantly, a crucial conversation is prematurely ended. Pragati’s book is about that inevitable crucial conversation that never happened—the conversation between teenagers and their parents. It is a nudge to initiate that essential communication. With its quizzes, first-person anecdotes narrated by teenagers, professional recommendations, and emphasis on the importance of open, honest dialogue, Teen Spirit provides a roadmap for creating a supportive environment that nurtures the mental health of teenagers. Every parent, and teenager, must know about this book, own it, and read it.’
—Shruti Kohli, Author of The Petticoat Journal

‘If you are struggling to understand and connect with your teenage child, Teen Spirit provides hope. Pragati’s research-backed book sheds light on what so many of us struggle with and provides insight into how we can overcome these challenges. This book helps us understand what is happening during this developmental period and provides concrete strategies and tools that help us navigate this developmental stage to ensure that we have a lifelong healthy relationship with our children. Pragati shows us how our children can be our best teachers if we choose to see and listen to them.’
—Monica Hughson, Founder and CEO of Full-Purpose Coaching

‘Teen Spirit is the definite winner in the parenting guidebook. Its firmament standing as a sourcebook of useful hints spiked with real-life experiences. The best choice for its easy-to-understand step-by-step terms and practical expert advice.’
—Dr Parijat Das, Department of Microbiology, Tata Medical Centre

‘It is a must-read book to guide parents in traversing this tricky journey of parenting teens. A definitive guide to meaningful relationships, understanding the world of your teenager, and effective strategies to parent them with profound insights and pragmatic advice are what this book stands to offer. Teen Spirit is a silver lining for parents who want to make a difference in the lives of their teenagers.’
—Ashutosh Garg, Author and Founder of The Brand Called You

‘This book is useful in learning, concisely and succinctly—how to understand teen’s mindsets and problems. A lot of low-hanging fruit is available for us to pluck from these passages and get connected with our teenage children. Relationships which will make our and our teenagers’ lives so much more meaningful.’
—Rahul Pasari, Director, Assam Roofing Limited