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By Deseret Book Press Release

Surviving High School, Made Easier Once Again

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH -- Perhaps no author has had as significant an effect on the youth of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as John Bytheway, whose popular "What I Wish I'd Known in High School" books were bestsellers. Now, he combines those two books and adds new chapters for "summer school" in "A Crash Course in Teenage Survival" (Bookcraft, $15.95), an updated and expanded look at ways to make it through those challenging teenage years.

Bytheway writes that high school has never been tougher, but neither have the amazing teenagers who survive those wonderful, awful, great, terrible, fulfilling, and frustrating years. "A Crash Course in Teenage Survival" will give them answers to questions about seeking popularity, developing spiritually and socially, learning to repent, and discovering their divine worth.

He creates the curriculum for first and second semester courses for survival, plus adds a summer school curriculum and even a graduation in this must-read syllabus for today's youth. From overcoming self-doubt to setting goals, Bytheway's survival course is well marked and dutifully organized to be the "help" a teenager might need at the most critical time of their lives.

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Surviving High School, Made Easier Once Again
Deseret Book Press Release 3Sep01 A2

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