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Closing
the Gap:
A Strategy for Bringing Parents and Teens Together |
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Jay
McGraw has proved himself to be the voice for a new generation of
teens. Teens who, despite their problems, insecurities, and fears,
want to make a better life for themselves, want
to break out of their molds, and want to
discover their real potential. McGraw's Life Strategies for Teens
is one of the most popular books for teens ever. And because of
it, teens learned the power of the life laws–from "You
either get it, or you don't"
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to
"Life rewards action." McGraw showed teenagers that the Life Strategies
were not just for their parents. In this latest work, Jay delves deeper
into teen life, examining their ever changing, ever nerve-racking relationships
with parents and peers.
Closing the Gap
goes beyond the issue that teens are in trouble–it goes straight
to the heart of the bond between teens and their friends and relatives,
showing both how to communicate, love, and become close again. There has
yet to be a book that provides rules and steps for both adult and child
to make them stronger in their relationships with one another. Jay McGraw
gives that plan to help all sides learn to listen and speak, act and react
more effectively with each other. And through that reconnection, learn
to become active and instrumental parts of one another's lives again.
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