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The Teenage Liberation Handbook, written for young adults, is one of the most popular books among unschooled parents and teens. The author makes the case that high school has a negative effect on lifetime learning, and that teenagers owe it to themselves to try something different by thinking for themselves. The book provides strategies for those alternatives.

Website: The Teenage Liberation Handbook (may contain affiliate links)

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  1. The Teenage Liberation Handbook Review by
    Pros: Excellent book, must read for every unschooling teen, "wanna be" unschooling teen, in school teens and parents!
    Cons: None
    Grades Used: Good read for 8th graders, before they hit high school age.

    This is a really good resource to help kids understand that being in a building isn't the only way to "do" high school. It talks more about how to really live ones life as a teen, rather than being confined in a building and being told what to do. I think it really opened my eyes as to what teens really are capable of if they are not continually treated like children.

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