ASK WHY?: Now you are 18 and Things That Matter the Most

by Amit Pandey, Rajshri Joshi

Overview

Ask Why? Now You Are 18 and Things That Matter the Most
By Amit Pandey & Rajshri Joshi
Your guide to life's biggest questions, right when you need it most.
You're 18. Legally an adult. Free to choose. But no one gave you a manual for the choices ahead.
Blending heartfelt storytelling with hard-won wisdom, this book guides you through the unspoken truths and practical lessons every young adult needs, covering topics such as family, education, career, marriage, religion, politics, finance, sadness, and more.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798317698126
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	06/11/2025
Pages:	202
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.51(d)

About the Author

Who am I? I am the awakened caveman, liberated from the shadows of Plato's Allegory of the Cave, basking in the brilliance of sunlight, compelled one fateful day to set pen to paper and craft this very book.

Editorial Reviews

Amit, this is truly one of the most deeply loving books I've ever read. It is written with profound, unwavering love. Your insight into every single aspect of life contains the richest words, descriptions, and examples of life in the truest sense, yet told with tenderness and honesty.
Truly beautiful... all of it.

email - Lauraine Myers

Every Young Adult Should Read This—From a Mom Who Cares
By a Grateful Mother
As a mom, watching your child turn 18 is an emotional experience—it's a mix of pride, worry, excitement, and hope all wrapped into one. ASK WHY? captures that moment perfectly. This isn't just a book; it's a wise, loving companion for any young adult standing at the edge of adulthood.

email - Mindy Chang

A Father's Gift to the Child He Loves
By a Proud Dad
I bought ASK WHY? Now That You Are 18, and as I reflect on the things that matter most to my daughter as she approaches this significant milestone in life, reading this brought tears to my eyes, because it says so many of the things I've wanted to tell her, and more. This book doesn't preach or push. It gently guides, provokes thought, and provides young adults with a clear and compassionate map of the real world.

email - Anish joshi