Right now in my book, the main character Naomi, just figured out that she got her memories back from when her "dove" down the stairs. This all lead up to her best friends not be her friend anymore. She tries to get them back after all of the things happened between them, but she starts to do bad in school. When she finally tells her best friend about her getting her memories back, Will already knew it somehow.
I think this a social action problem because it show the injuries of teens cane affect school and friendships. This problem I don't think comes often, but when it does it can affect your life. When you lose your memories, it can affect your school work because you might not remember the work you have to do and the classes and schedules.
It can affect your social life because if you forget names of people you love and people you hate. You restate life in school, learning and meeting new people, even if they already know you. You could get used to doing things that are new to you. Like driving if you can, this is a big lose for Naomi.
If this happened to me, I would be scared because i would lose everything resent. I would also listen to others and ask a lot of questions to get back on track. I would make a lot of observations because even if they were m y best friend it would be like i could get another side of a person, I don't think I know.
In conclusion, I think having amnesia would be hard as a teen because you could forget about friends and enemies, and classes and schedules. That is what I think about this book.
