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The best books about being a teenager – according to our experts Original

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By Michael Amess, Ailish Brassil, Andrew McInnes, Carrie Paechter, Joanne Bowser-Angermann, Karen Sands-OConnor, Roberta Garrett, Sophie King-Hill
| The Conversation Verified
Awkwardness and acne are the first things that spring to mind when thinking of adolescence, but they’re not always the full picture. We asked eight of our experts to tell us which book they feel best represents the experience of being a teenager. 1. Natives by Akala In this biographical polemic, Natives, Akala captures the experience of being a teenager as a time when young people begin to recognise the social injustices shaping the worlds they inhabit.
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Female writers and readers have been challenging the patriarchy for more than 200 years

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By Roberta Garrett
| Inkl
Emerald Fennell’s film adaptation of Wuthering Heights has been pulling in the crowds recently, which is quite a feat in troubled times for cinema. Published in 1847, Emily Brontë’s tale of psycho-sexual power dynamics is just one of many enduring female-authored 19th century novels exploring female sexuality and desire for autonomy. These characters existed within a system that allowed women few education or career opportunities.
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Female writers and readers have been challenging the patriarchy for more than 200 years

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By Roberta Garrett
| Tolerance Canada
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