pick3.5 Stars • Did Adam & Eve Have Belly Buttons? answers 199 real questions from Catholic teens in a clear, concise Q&A format. Answers are faithful to Church teaching, backed by Scripture and the Catechism. Organized by themes like God, Jesus, the Church, morality, prayer, and more, it tackles doubts on topics such as evolution, abortion, contraception, other faiths, and Catholic practices.
panI made the mistake thinking this was a horror book. (it‘s classified as one) This book is just not the book for me, the writing was cringy and eye roll worthy. The ending was even worse. Just no accountability for serious actions to a serious lack of control in a hostile situation. Only likable character was the little brother. Over all. No.
Was hoping I might be able to use this for some of the teens I work with but it‘s too “much” for adolescent community mental health. Kate Bornstein is straight up truth.
It's cool that this has a Jewish superhero, apparently a first for DC, but the story was just a big mess. 😞
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“On October 3rd,
he asked me what day it was —
It‘s October 3rd.” 🤭
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pickReading this was hard since I just recently lost my dad.. BUT it drew me in right from the get go and I think that loosing my dad was part of the reason why. I felt the grief and anger Sidney felt-although for different reasons. When it got to the secrets of June, it hit home as well because I‘ve been there and so many loved ones have been as well. #abuse #death #manipulation #gaslight #LGBTQ+ #teens #love #loss #friends #family
Taking some liberties with the syllable pattern today.
Today's compliment:
"I'm not embarrassed by
anything you wear, Mom."
High praise from my almost-16-year-old.
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Photo: Yellow Warbler at Sleeping Bear Dunes, Michigan, 2025.
pickWith the latest in scientific research, Dan Siegel illustrates how we can best connect and nurture our relationship with our teens by understanding It‘s not “raging hormones” so much as it is the profound changes that take place in the brain during this period in their lives.
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