The best stories from the "Pubertier" era with seven new episodes. The first warning signs of puberty are barely perceptible and easily overlooked. Almost unnoticed, the offspring first become grumpy and taciturn, then rebellious and lovesick. But soon the transformation into a "Pubertier" is complete, and they make dazzling appearances at parties and pop concerts, as well as on the family sofa, where they have become indispensable. But just when you think you've got the sight of acne cream in the bathroom and the discussions about their lack of wokeness under control, the "Pubertiers" simply move out, turning their parents into adults overnight. And now what? In the best stories from the "Pubertier" era, Jan Weiler covers a wide range of topics, from visits to the "Pubertier" laboratory to life among teenagers and the quiet despair of bewildered parents. biography Jan Weiler, born in Düsseldorf in 1967, worked as a copywriter in advertising, then graduated from the German School of Journalism in Munich and was editor-in-chief of the 'Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin' for many years. Today he lives as an author with his wife and two children near Munich. New product