“Ma’am, in your time, academics weren’t this competitive, right?”

Teens on the Edge examines the emotional challenges faced by today’s teenagers in an increasingly competitive academic and social environment. Drawing from real classroom experiences, the author explores stress, anxiety, comparison, and identity struggles commonly experienced during adolescence.

Written as a calm and reflective conversation rather than a lecture, the book presents teen psychology in simple terms and offers practical, gentle approaches to building emotional resilience, focus, and self-confidence.

This book is intended for teenagers, parents, and educators seeking greater understanding, empathy, and supportive ways to navigate academic pressure and growing-up challenges.