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What's the Matter With Young People? 'Twentysomething' Tries to Figure It Out

What’s it like to write a book with your mother? New York Times Magazine’s Samantha Henig found out with “Twentysomething: Why Do Young Adults Seem Stuck?," a book she co-wrote with her mother, free-lance journalist Robin Marantz Henig.

The book examines the definition of adulthood for people coming of age in today’s world and explores the tricky questions of life, love and professional development. WDET’s own resident twentysomething intern Nick Andersen spoke with Robin and Sam about why they decided to tag team this book, and what they learned along the way.

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