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The true story at the start of How We Grow Up, the latest book by Pulitzer-winning journalist Matt Richtel, is chilling to read as a parent of children nearing adolescence.

Elaniv was a happy, effervescent girl. But when puberty kicked in, she began to change wildly, and for no obvious reason. She couldn’t concentrate on her studies and became depressed. Medication didn’t seem to help. Despite her parents’ efforts, she eventually ended her own life. “It was not for a lack of personal relationship, nor for lack of treatment,” her father tells Richtel. “I did the very best I could for my daughter.”

In How We Grow Up, Richtel searches for the roots of a possible mental health crisis among young people today, combining interviews, scientific research, historical data and the voices of key researchers. The book paints a vivid picture of the changes our modern world has wrought on this pivotal transition to adulthood, bringing fresh, formidable challenges.

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