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Seven Best Things Smart Teens Do by John Friel, John C. Friel and Linda D. Friel (2000, Trade Paperback)
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Product Identifiers
PublisherHealth Communications, Incorporated
ISBN-10155874777X
ISBN-139781558747777
eBay Product ID (ePID)20038628410
Product Key Features
Original LanguageEnglish
Book TitleSeven Best Things Smart Teens Do
Number of Pages302 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2000
TopicDevelopmental / Adolescent, General, Girls & Women, Boys & Men, Inspirational & Personal Growth, Personal Growth / Success, Self-Management / General
IllustratorYes
GenreYoung Adult Nonfiction, Juvenile Nonfiction, Self-Help, Psychology
AuthorJohn Friel, John C. Friel, Linda D. Friel
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height0.8 in
Item Weight15.2 Oz
Item Length8.5 in
Item Width5.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceYoung Adult Audience
LCCN00-058070
TitleLeadingThe
Dewey Edition21
Grade FromSeventh Grade
Grade ToTwelfth Grade
Dewey Decimal158.1/0835
SynopsisIn The Seven Worst Things Good Parents Do , therapists John and Linda Friel gave parents an easy-to-understand guide to overcome the seven worst mistakes even good parents make while raising children. Now they've written a book for teens based on the same formula: it includes the seven worst things even smart-and outwardly successful-teens do, and shows teens how they can change these behaviors and assure their success in life as they grow towards adulthood. This book was written expressly for teenagers as a unique roadmap into adulthood. It was designed to stimulate the brain as well as the heart because teenagers who listen to both can eventually negotiate adolescence successfully. It will appeal to teenagers who like to think, wonder, question and challenge, as well as to teenagers who feel that they haven't quite figured out this "life" thing. The Friels show teens the seven things they need to do in order to overcome common roadblocks they face or will face. These are: Become competent-don't expect to have self-esteem without becoming competent Master your feelings-don't let your feelings run the show Break the silence-don't silently scream instead of making yourself known Get healthy power-don't avoid learning about power Face the serious stuff-don't hide the really important things you're experiencing Find an identity-don't avoid the struggle to find yourself Learn to stake out the extremes-don't live only in the extremes. Written in clear, straightforward language and including many interesting and colorful story interludes, this book is an easy-to-use, powerful tool for all teens., In The Seven Worst Things Good Parents Do, therapists John and Linda Friel gave parents an easy-to-understand guide to overcome the seven worst mistakes even good parents make while raising children. Now they've written a book for teens based on the same formula: it includes the seven worst things even smart-and outwardly successful-teens do, and shows teens how they can change these behaviors and assure their success in life as they grow towards adulthood. This book was written expressly for teenagers as a unique roadmap into adulthood. It was designed to stimulate the brain as well as the heart because teenagers who listen to both can eventually negotiate adolescence successfully. It will appeal to teenagers who like to think, wonder, question and challenge, as well as to teenagers who feel that they haven't quite figured out this "life" thing. The Friels show teens the seven things they need to do in order to overcome common roadblocks they face or will face. These are: 1. Become competent-don't expect to have self-esteem without becoming competent 2. Master your feelings-don't let your feelings run the show 3. Break the silence-don't silently scream instead of making yourself known 4. Get healthy power-don't avoid learning about power 5. Face the serious stuff-don't hide the really important things you're experiencing 6. Find an identity-don't avoid the struggle to find yourself 7. Learn to stake out the extremes-don't live only in the extremes. Written in clear, straightforward language and including many interesting and colorful story interludes, this book is an easy-to-use, powerful tool for all teens., In The Seven Worst Things Good Parents Do, therapists John and Linda Friel gave parents an easy-to-understand guide to overcome the seven worst mistakes even good parents make while raising children. Now they've written a book for teens based on the same formula: it includes the seven worst things even smart-and outwardly successful-teens do, and shows teens how they can change these behaviors and assure their success in life as they grow towards adulthood.This book was written expressly for teenagers as a unique roadmap into adulthood. It was designed to stimulate the brain as well as the heart because teenagers who listen to both can eventually negotiate adolescence successfully. It will appeal to teenagers who like to think, wonder, question and challenge, as well as to teenagers who feel that they haven't quite figured out this "life" thing.The Friels show teens the seven things they need to do in order to overcome common roadblocks they face or will face. These are:Become competent-don't expect to have self-esteem without becoming competentMaster your feelings-don't let your feelings run the showBreak the silence-don't silently scream instead of making yourself knownGet healthy power-don't avoid learning about powerFace the serious stuff-don't hide the really important things you're experiencingFind an identity-don't avoid the struggle to find yourselfLearn to stake out the extremes-don't live only in the extremes.Written in clear, straightforward language and including many interesting and colorful story interludes, this book is an easy-to-use, powerful tool for all teens.
LC Classification NumberBF724.3.S9F75 2000
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