500 Things Every Teen Should Know Before Leaving Home is packed with invaluable advice and tips to help teenagers and young adults negotiate the ups and downs of independent living. After nearly two decades of life and a dozen years of schooling, many teens are ready to leap into the real world. But setting off on their own can still be overwhelming. Enter this handy paperback, which offers hundreds of practical tidbits on the situations, problems, and emotions that young adults will likely encounter. The advice in 500 Things Every Teen Should Know Before Leaving Home ranges from nitty-gritty information about everyday living to wise counsel for successfully navigating relationships and social situations. Among the topics covered are financial matters, cooking, moving and leasing, emergency situations, etiquette, job hunting, household chores, and adult relationships. Each tip is written in clear, easy-to-follow language, and Fast Facts that are scattered throughout the book give quick bursts of additional information on things like laundry, acne, and recycling. 500 Things Every Teen Should Know Before Leaving Home is a teen s lifeline for venturing into the world. Here is just a small sampling of the book s hundreds of tips: Managing stress How to choose a roommate What to do if you lose your wallet How to create a budget What to do when you can t stand your friend s significant other How to iron a shirt The benefits of an internship

500 Things Every Teen Should Know Before Leaving Home

Pat Sherman

Heidi Tyline King

Jack Greer

Laura Pearson

Parenting & Relationships

West Side Publishing

You ve never really needed a book like you need Armchair Reader: Vitally Useless Information. It includes everything you never wanted to know about many topics. From the popular Armchair Reader series, the book is packed with articles, statistics, facts, and lists covering topics that range from absurd to useless to hilarious. Here is a sampling of what you will find in this compendium of informatoon: Inventors killed by their own inventions. The most deadly occupations. What s visible on Earth from space. How the birds and bees really do it. Statistics on everything from ER visits to Facebook. Everything you never wanted to know about The Simpsons, MAD magazine, Barbie, GI Joe, and more. The 468 pages of trivia, articles, statistics, and lists in Armchair Reader: Vitally Useless Information provide countless hours of entertainment and amusement. It s nothing you must to know, but is worth reading nonetheless. Trivia buffs of all ages will love this book. Can you survive without it? Maybe. The question is: Why would you want to?

Armchair Reader: Vitally Useless Information

Jeff Bahr

Diane Lanzillotta Bobis

Tim Frystak

Tom Harris

Noah Liberman

Matt Modica

David Morrow

Terri Schlichenmeyer

Donald Vaughan

Vivian Wagner

Jodi Webb

Dan, Rafter

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