When Bolt launched Tagbooks last fall, they quickly became one of the Bolt.com site's most popular features. The print version of the Tagbook takes teens' enthusiasm for self-expression out from behind their computer screens and into the real world. Now more than 28,000 questions and answers are posted every day of the year."Tagbook" is the ultimate conversation starter for teens and a way for teens to get to know each other. Questions range in topics from peer pressure, friendship, sex and relationships, and family problems, to television and movie stars. Some questions included are "The fine honey you've been checking out is sitting right across the street from you and your friends. What do you do to make that special someone remember you? What's the dumbest thing you've done to show off in that situation?" or "Think of someone you absolutely despise. If you had their life in your hands, would you kill them?""Tagbook" provokes teens to examine their own principles and points of view and to ask their friends what they think, while the sample answers in the back of the book allow them to see how their opinions fit in with those