Jesus's growing years Who was Jesus from thirteen (13) to twenty-nine (29) ? 

And how did this effect his growth into the man he became?

Any citations of the bible is welcome; but citations are not only restricted to the bible.
As far as biblical references go, I know of nothing other than Luke 2:52:


  Jesus grew in wisdom and stature, and in favour with God and man.


Or, in Mark 6:3, early in his ministry, they say:


  Isn’t this the carpenter?


In Luke's gospel they say "Isn’t this the carpenter's son?" but here he is identified not just as being the son of the carpenter but of being a carpenter himself and also that they recognise him - he is not an unknown stranger to them.

Of course, if you turn to extra-biblical sources there are theories in abundance, these include Jesus visiting India, or learning from the druids at Glastonbury.

There are also various non-canonical writings such as the Infancy Gospel of Thomas which tell of him as a child performing various miracles.  This, however, is at odds with John 2:11 which says that turning water into wine at the wedding at Cana was "the first of the signs through which he revealed his glory" which seems to rule out childhood miracles.