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At some point or other every parent finds themselves faced with a "don’t bother me I know it all anyway" phase of adolescence and while they insist that they are fine and don’t need your help as a lowly parent they very often do need your help more than you will know. High School 101: Freshman Survival Guide edited by Dawn Burnette is a great way for you to step in to the lives of your know it all teenager with a little reassurance without being the overbearing parent. This book is written by highschool sophomores who have just completed their freshman year in highschool and have knowledge (not the historic knowledge we have, but fresh
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knowledge) of what it is like going in to highschool as a freshman. Full to the brim of advice, stories, and tips this book is a great guide for children who seem apprehensive about beginning their highschool years or simply for those who have questions about what to expect that you are unable to answer for them. This book is recommended for 8th grade students or new 9th grade students due to the subject matter. You can find "High School 101: Freshman Survival Guide" edited by Dawn Burnette over at Amazon.com. I haven’t seen this one in local bookstores; however, you can always have them order it for you for in store delivery for free! |
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