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Slouching Toward Adulthood:

Observations from the Not-So-Empty Nest

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Slouching Toward Adulthood:

Auteur(s): Sally Koslow
Narrateur(s): Coleen Marlo
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Millions of American parents sit down to dinner every night, wondering why fully grown children are joining them - or, more likely, grunting good-bye as they head out for another night of who knows what. Sally Koslow, a journalist, novelist, and mother of two "adultescents" digs deep to reveal what lies behind the current generation's unwillingness - or inability - to take flight.

By delving into the latest research and conducting probing interviews with both frustrated parents and their frustrated offspring, Koslow uses humor, insight, and honest self-reflection to give voice to the issues of prolonged dependency. From the adultescent's relationship to work (or no work), money (that convenient parental ATM), or social life, Slouching Toward Adulthood is a provocative and razor-sharp, yet heartfelt cri de coeur for all the parents who sent their kids to college only to have them ricochet home with a diploma in one hand and the DVR remote in the other.

©2012 Sally Koslow (P)2012 Tantor
Adolescence Parents et enfants d’âge adulte Sciences sociales Sociologie Éducation des enfants Spirituel Sincère

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"Her book seems less a discussion of why this is happening and what to do about it than a portrait of the adjustments people are making today." ( Library Journal)
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