10 MYTHS OF TEENS DATING BY DANIEL ANDERSON

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The 10 Myths of Teen Dating: Truths Your Daughter Needs to Know to Date Smart, Avoid Disaster, and Protect Her Future

Few topics are more difficult for parents with their daughters than dating and relationships. Due to their lack of knowledge about the world their teens face coupled with the scant dating information they received as teens, many parents feel ill-equipped to guide their daughters through the minefield that is teen dating.

In this book, this father and daughter team combines the latest scientific research with poignant, personal stories to help parents engage their daughters in wise conversations. Weaving in solid Biblical truths with practical application and discussion starters, the author seek to equip parents to teach their daughters how to date for today…and tomorrow.

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