Critical Thinking for Teens

5 Secrets to Manage Peer Pressure, Make Smart Choices, Use Social Media Safely & Problem-Solve like a Pro to Build a Strong Foundation for Life

De: Andrea Campbell

Narrado por: Bonnie Trost

In a world where social media trends change hourly and everyone has an opinion about how you should live your life, how do you figure out what's real and what matters to YOU?

This isn't your typical school textbook. Critical Thinking for Teens gives you actual useful skills to deal with the daily chaos of being a teenager in the digital age. Inside this book, you'll discover:

• How to spot fake news and manipulation tactics that bombard your feeds every day
• Simple ways to stand your ground when friends pressure you to follow the crowd
• Problem-solving techniques you'll use from high school through college and beyond
• Step-by-step methods to break down complex challenges into manageable pieces
• Decision-making frameworks that will serve you throughout adulthood
• Quick exercises you can use immediately when feeling overwhelmed or confused

Whether you're struggling with social media anxiety, trying to form your own opinions, or just tired of making decisions you later regret, this guide speaks your language. No lectures—just straightforward strategies that work in real life.

Parents and teachers love that it builds essential life skills. Teens love that it respects their intelligence while addressing the actual challenges they face every day.

Take control of your thoughts before someone else does. The problem-solving skills you learn now will serve you for the rest of your life. Grab your copy!

©2025 Andrea Campbell (P)2025 Andrea Campbell

I wish every teen would listen to this book!

If every teen would listen to this book, it would be such a game-changer! This book is well written and has plenty of practical tools to help teenagers manage peer pressure as well as dealing with other common teen problems. This book could definitely be a foundational lesson for all teens. The author does not speak over the teens or sound like they're speaking to a child. I love that this is an audiobook! This way you don't have to force teens who don't wanna read to read. They could just have it playing in the background and hopefully gain valuable information that could change how they manage life's difficulties at this age! I highly recommend getting it for your teen!

Perfect for teens and their parents!

I thought this audiobook did a great job of speaking directly to teens without being too preachy or overwhelming. Andrea Campbell explains important topics like handling peer pressure, thinking through decisions, and using social media in a responsible way. The advice is clear and easy to understand, and I liked how it focused on building confidence and independence. This would be a great listen for any teen, or parent looking for something thoughtful to share with their child.

Clear, Real, and Super Useful

This didn’t feel like a boring lecture—it actually helped me figure out how to think for myself. The parts about spotting fake news and handling pressure from friends were especially helpful. I listened on a long drive and found myself pausing just to take notes. It’s clear, honest, and way more useful than anything I’ve heard in school. Definitely something every teen should check out.

Thinking Before Acting

My teen often jumped into decisions without considering the consequences.

Listening together, we explored ways to handle peer pressure, make smart choices, and think critically about social media.

It was practical, easy to follow, and gave us tools to handle real-life situations confidently.

spot on advice for teens to flourish

Parents would approve the material covered in this book. It’s an excellent compilation of great advice that parents say to their teens regarding making smart choices. The book guides the reader on how to make informed decisions and how to understand information overload. This book teaches the reader how to make sense of what the bigger picture is so that when multitasking is needed, proper prioritization can managed. It also addresses peer pressure and reflective thinking. Nicely done.