Audience on the Author's Heart as He Wrote
Teens Fight Adult Corruption
Teens Fight Adult Corruption is a powerful mentor, a self-therapy
novel, an incredible parable, designed to be a positive influence where parents,
grandparents, guardians, and counselors are often forbidden to go. Here are the audiences
R. A. "Buddy" Scott had on his heart as he wrote his novel:
Teens who believe their parents are stupid and who sabotage the noble efforts of
competent counselors.
Teens who live behind "no trespassing" signs because they have been
sucked into the wrong crowd or have joined gangs.
Teens who are isolated with severely dysfunctional parents.
Teens who have been displaced by their parents' significant
others.
Teens who are being raised by amoral or immoral parents.
Teens who have been morally confused by incompetent therapists.
Teens of parents in community or church leadership positions who rebel
carelessly, adding insult to heartbreak.
Children who have left their teen years but continually act irresponsibly and
immaturely in adulthood.
Students who are taught in schools and universities to achieve intellectual
respect by deserting the "unprofessional and bigoted" values of adult role
models who honor traditional Christian values.
Teens who courageously stand for their faith and need dynamic
affirmation.
Teens who want to be positive influences on their peers and need an effective
tool for doing so: Teens Fight Adult Corruption.
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