Runaway Teens: A Hot Issue cover

Runaway Teens: A Hot Issue

Author: Rebman, Renée C.

Reading Metrics

Grade Level Upper Grades (UG 9-12)
Book Level 7.0
Points 2.0
Fiction/Nonfiction Nonfiction
Word Count 9309
Points per Word 0.000215
Page Count 64
Points per Page 0.03125
Series Hot Issues

Description

This book provides extensive real-life examples and statistics, as well as a thorough discussion of the many reasons why teens run-away.

Quick Summary

If you're looking for a quick, no-fluff guide to the real reasons teens run away, this is the one. It mixes hard numbers with honest, sometimes heartbreaking personal accounts, making the statistics feel human instead of just numbers on a page. The book is part of the "Hot Issues" series, so it's formatted like a magazine feature short chapters, bold subheads, and sidebars that keep you moving without feeling like a textbook. It's perfect for anyone curious about social problems, whether you're a teen dealing with a friend's situation or a parent trying to understand the signs, and it's written at a level that even reluctant readers can follow. If you liked the straightforward, fact-driven style of "Bullying: A Hot Issue," you'll find this one just as accessible. One heads-up: the stories can be a little gritty and sometimes sad, so it's good to read it with a supportive adult if you're younger.