The Teenage Brain by Frances E. Jensen is an accessible and thought-provoking look at the science of adolescent development. Drawing on neuroscience, it explains how the teenage brain works, why behavior can feel unpredictable, and how young people learn, think, and respond to stress during these formative years.
Clear and engaging, this book is ideal for parents, educators, and curious readers who want to understand the changes behind teenage emotions and decisions. The Teenage Brain combines research with practical insight, making complex ideas easy to follow while offering a deeper appreciation of adolescence.
