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Chargement... Life Is A Party That Comes With Examspar Denise Crittendon
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If you're having a party, invite the right guests. That's just one of the many tips found in the book, Life Is A Party That Comes With Exams, a youth empowerment guide that gives new meaning to the term postive thinking. Teens and preteens are taken on a riproaring ride through an exciting world of affirmations, goal setting, anger management tips and other coping mechanisms that lead to a productive and successful life. Unlike other teen books, Life Is A Party isn't preachy or stiff. Using video games, sports and music as examples, it's a fun way to instill everyday skills and empowerment techniques. Chapter titles include "Stop Hating And Start Playing," If You're So Cool, Why Are You Playing Follow The Leader?" "Don't Be A Party Crasher," "The Harder You Bounce The Ball, The Higher It Rises," "The Music In Your Mind," "Dance To Your Own Beat" and more. The book's author, veteran journalist and motivational speaker, Denise Crittendon calls "Life Is A Party" a zany yet impactful way to reach today's youth. She says the book is meant to promote self discovery and assist youth in developing character, innerstrength, integrity and unbeatable self confidence. The book includes plenty of positive affirmations and stimulating mental exercises to prepare youth for the "tests" of life. In fact, there's a test at the end of the book. Consider the book a way to take the boredom out of life lessons. The principles of success will never seem the same. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Crittendon's advice seems a bit pat to this reader (will repeating "I am beautiful" really compensate for having bad acne?) Nonetheless, this book might be a good first step for working with troubled teens. ( )