) letters. But the rest of them are original to the book. It was really difficult to actually choose which authors were going to be in the book because we had hundreds of people who wanted contribute; we were spoiled!" features advice from over 70 young adult authors, who write about their personal and intimate experiences with bullying, first kisses, and family conflict. The anthology of letters doesn't suggest living in the past and having regrets—it offers a therapeutic way for teens to reflect on life and receive guidance and empathy. E. Kristin Anderson, a writer who has worked forThe New Yorker but their reunion was definitely more than enough for the crowd. People wrote '#DearTeenMe It gets better' and '#DearTeenMe It's okay to wait for your first kiss.' I think that some of those people didn't even realize that we were having a chat about a book. It's just something that everybody can relate to—they have regrets or things they wish they'd known. Some people don't have any regrets. I said that in my letter that I didn't want to change anything because everything we go through is a learning experience."Iconic jewelry brandTiffany & Co.has found a new ambassador inEileen Gu