Teenage Runaways

Discover the compelling world of adolescent struggles in Teenage Runaways by Laurie Schaffner, published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 1999. This insightful paperback delves into the complex reasons behind why teenagers choose to run away, exploring the emotional turmoil and societal factors that contribute to this growing issue. With 196 pages of engaging content, Schaffner draws upon sociological theories, such as Symbolic Interactionism and the sociology of emotion, to illuminate the thoughts and feelings of these young individuals. By unearthing their stories, this book aims to foster a deeper understanding of their experiences and the underlying issues affecting their lives. Perfect for educators, social workers, and anyone interested in youth studies, Teenage Runaways invites readers to empathize with the challenges faced by today's youth.