Anonymous wrote:When I was that age I read Death Be Not Proud (a father’s memoir of his teen dying of a brain tumor) and it was such a wonderful book but totally gutted me.
For something totally different —— Race Across Alaska which is a memoir of the first woman to win the Iditarod. I found all the stuff about how to care for the dogs totally fascinating so if your daughter is very into dogs or into very outdoorsy stuff or just a fierce competitor, she might enjoy this.
Anonymous wrote:DD-14, just finished reading “ I am Malala” and loved it. I have always enjoyed reading memoirs, especially those of successful people, from a young age myself , as I found them to be very motivational.
What memoirs do you feel would be age appropriate and motivational for a 14 year old girl?
TIA
So your suggestion is to judge a book by it's cover?Anonymous wrote:The best thing to do is go to the library or a book store and find books that look interesting to her.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At 14 I wouldn't be censoring books. They can read whatever they find at the library that piques their interest.
It's not censoring, but about finding a story they can appreciate. A 14 yo doesn't want to read about the struggles of a middle aged person. They need the story to be able someone they can identify with and appreciate.
Anonymous wrote:At 14 I wouldn't be censoring books. They can read whatever they find at the library that piques their interest.