Dealing with stress
Lisa A. Wroble
"Readers will learn about the causes of stress, how stress affects the body, and how to manage stress"--Provided by the publisher.
Read Time: ~3.9 hr
Table 13 journals
by Miles Harrison & Ted O'Toole (2015)
About this book
"Table 13 Journals tells in a raw and vivid way the story of a teenager's struggles with drugs, violence, and persistent thoughts of suicide. It also tells the story of the healing effects of a remarkable youth center known as The Key, of the creative writing process ", and of his mentor, Ted and his supportive presence. -- cover.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreTable 13 journals Lead Character
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