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Stones R., Too Close Encounters and What to Do about Them — 1987

Is there any way to put off an obscene phone caller? Are flashers pathetic and harmless or likely to get violent? What should you do if someone touches you on a crowded bus or train? Some people can laugh at encounters that other people can't even bring themselves to mention. Some situations are frightening and potentially dangerous, but others, although offensive, are simply embarrassing. Teenagers get put in a wide range of difficult situations and too often they feel guilt or shame and unnecessary anxiety. Rosemary Stones looks at these encounters and gives you straightforward, practical advice on how to deal with them.

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