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Name: Am I weird or is this normal?
Author: Marlin S. Potash

📘 Am I weird or is this normal? by Marlin S. Potash

This book delivers straightforward, age‑appropriate information for teens navigating the complexities of puberty and emotional change. It covers key personal and relational topics—including sexual health, friendship dynamics, and self‑awareness—providing practical advice and reassurance to support healthy development during the teenage years.

First publish date: 2001

Genre: Psychology/Developmental Psychology

Authors: Marlin S. Potash

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