A Teenager's Guide to Success

<p>Finally it is here.  A book written by a teacher of 40 years experience working with students from Kindergarten through to the University level.</p><p><strong><em>A Teenager’s Guide to Success</em></strong><em> </em>is not mere theory.  It is the sharing of information gathered over a lifetime <em><u>i</u>n</em> the classroom working chiefly with High School and College students.</p><p>The book answers the often-asked questions about succeeding in school and in later life.  It deals with the importance of working towards a goal; developing time management skills; handling peer pressure; seeing failure as an opportunity; the importance of being willing to learn from anyone who has knowledge to share; listening and learning; money management; how to resist high pressure sales techniques; the importance of moral and spiritual values in the teenager’s life; the importance of accepting responsibility for his/her success and many many more ideas.</p><p>The book examines – ability aptitude attitude ambition and application (hard work) as <strong>the secrets of success</strong>.  It suggests different ways of handling conflict and shows how to promote healthy relationships.  It suggests qualities which teenagers who aspire to leadership roles should have and concludes with a section on <strong>motivational and inspirational poems</strong> along wit poems which present matters of a social nature which all teenagers should think about.</p><p><strong><em>A Teenager’s Guide to Success</em></strong> as the name suggests provides the reader with a road map of life for the difficult teen years.  The book is great also for family discussions or counseling sessions.  It is a work which pre-teen teenagers and parents alike will find exciting informative and different.  It is a <strong><u>MUST</u></strong> for your library.  You will not be disappointed.</p>