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    What are PCOS and PCOD?

    Team TeenBook | Apr 13th, 2024
    Ahana, 16, is facing a lot of problems with her menstrual cycle. Her periods are irregular and painful. Her mother noticed her discomfort and took her to a doctor. After several tests, the doctor detected that Ahana has Polycystic Ovaries Syndrome (PCOS). The term was very confusing for her and she wanted more information on Continue reading...
  • Why is being single such a big deal nowadays?

    Disha | On 03-02-2026
    Hi Disha, I am 16 and have never had a boyfriend. But people don’t even believe me sometimes. Why is being single considered so boring and weird? Tanisha, Kanpur.  OMG Tanisha. I can relate to you! I mean there was a time when people asked me about my boyfriend and I told them, bro, i Continue reading...
  • Rapunzel IRL: rules, wi-Fi, and teen Drama

    Team Teenbook | On 31-10-2025
    Locked in a tower… but it’s not magical. It’s called home, full of rules, grounded Wi-Fi, and parents who feel like villains. Tara wants freedom, fun, and just a little chaos—but escaping isn’t as easy as it looks. Once upon a time, there was a girl named Tara. She wasn’t trapped in a spooky castle Continue reading...
  • This Diwali feels a little different…

    Shreya | On 29-10-2025
    This Diwali doesn’t feel like the old ones, and I can’t figure out why. But then, something, or maybe someone, changed the way I see it. Avni shares her story with Teenbook. Last year on Diwali, the loudest thing in my house wasn’t the crackers outside, it was my cousin Rohan screaming because someone cheated Continue reading...
  • But they just don’t get me!

    Meher | On 19-08-2025
    Written by 16-year-old Meher for TeenBook’s My Diary column, this piece captures the struggle of wanting your parents to understand you, and the hope that honest, calmer conversations can bridge the gap between their world and yours. Honestly, I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve said this out loud or screamed it inside my Continue reading...
  • The night pasta burned… and so did my heart

    Tusharika | On 13-08-2025
    Written by our teen writer Tusharika for TeenBook’s My Diary column, this heartfelt piece shares the quiet struggles of growing up without parental support. From burnt pasta to Father’s Day blues, she opens up about loneliness, invisible weights, and the hope that keeps her going.  Dear Diary, Today it happened again. My dadi had to Continue reading...
  • Do I have to decide my future now?

    Meher | On 25-06-2025
    Feeling lost in the sea of career choices? Worried that everyone else has it all figured out while you’re still unsure? You’re not alone. Meher shares a page of her diary. Dear diary, I can’t go anywhere these days without someone asking: ‘So, what’s the plan next?’ It happened again today. One of my father’s Continue reading...
  • I wanted to delete that post…

    Saanvi | On 28-05-2025
    Charu and Advika are sitting together in the school canteen during a recess, but Charu seems a little upset. Can a chat with Advika change her mood? Read to find out in this edition of Canteen talk. ​​Advika: Hey, that picture you posted yesterday, you looked amazing! Loved the dress. Charu: Thanks… but honestly, I Continue reading...
  • “Are we even a thing?” Let’s talk situationships & nanoships

    Disha | On 20-05-2025
    Dear Disha, I’m so confused! My friend said she’s in a “situationship” and someone else mentioned a “nanoship”! Are these real types of relationships or just new Gen Z words that make things more confusing? Please explain! — Myra, 16, Delhi Hey Cutie, Welcome to the Era of Relationship Labels™, where every kind of romantic Continue reading...
  • What does a day of staying strong look like?

    Vinayna Khurana | On 13-05-2025
    Vinayana shares with TeenBook what a regular day looks like when you’re just trying to stay strong. It’s honest, a little messy and might just feel like your own story. Every day throws something new at me – some days are smooth, others… not so much. Living with a disability in a world that doesn’t Continue reading...