No Images? Click here Billy McFarland behind Fyre Festival. Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos. These scammers are only a couple of examples of people who have become household names and sparked best-selling books and popular documentaries. Why is it that so many people are fascinated by these schemes and the people behind them?Reporter Caroline Bologna spoke to psychology experts to break down why scammers and fraudsters make up such a large part of pop culture. If you can’t get enough of people finally being exposed for trying to manipulate the system, the experts' explanations will probably teach you a lot about yourself.Reporter Jolie A. Doggett put together a list of diverse and compelling YA (young adult) books that are helping young people with their troubles and allowing them to be seen within the pages. As she pointed out, "I wish I had these novels in my backpack when I was in high school, to give me the language and courage I needed to understand the world around me and express myself. But there’s no reason I can’t enjoy these stories as a grown-up."Of note:
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