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Challenges and difficulties faced by heroes in teen novels

1. Friendship and relationships: Heroes may face challenges in their friendships, such as betrayal, jealousy, conflict, and changes in the dynamics of a group of friends. This can cause emotional and psychological difficulties for the main characters.

2. Family issues: Many teenage romances describe difficulties with family relationships, such as parental divorce, conflicts with siblings, and problems with parental control and expectations.

3. Love & Relationships: Teen novels often explore themes of first love, disappointment, rejection and the search for meaning in romantic relationships. Heroes can face problems of trust, misunderstanding and differences in values.

4. Self-determination: Many of the main characters in teen novels seek their place in the world and try to define their identity, interests and goals. This can lead to internal conflicts and difficulties in accepting one's own self.

5. Psychological issues: Some novels cover topics in psychological health, such as depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and suicidal thoughts. They help readers better understand and empathize with characters facing similar challenges.

These and other issues described in the teen novels help readers better understand and deal with their own complexities and struggles in the transition from childhood to adulthood.