Judith Warner's latest book is called
And Then They Stopped Talking to Me: Making Sense of Middle School. She is a best-selling author, a special correspondent for
Newsweek, and journalist who had a
New York Times column. She's an extremely compelling speaker and writer, and this book provides invaluable insight about the (sometimes really painful) memories from navigating adolescence, and for parents trying to intellectually make sense of what's going on with their middle schoolers. It’s also about the memories from adolescence that adults carry with them and how that translates into their own parenting.
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