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If You Could Be Anything, What Would You Be? A Teen's Guide to Mapping Out the Future

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The first three chapters are okay: it's pretty basic information. The rest of the book? Crappy, and degrading to young adults. I (as well as most other young adults) don't like being talked down to.

Webster throws tidbits of her own beliefs in there too, talking about sex, drugs, spirituality, etc., and she talks about herself and her family a lot. 1) Being preached to isn't fun 2) If you write a book about planning for someone's future, DON'T shove your own beliefs down the readers throats and use personal examples sparingly.

Overall, the book is so basic, it's not worth buying. Or, you could give it to a kid in middle school or lower. High school and up - it's BASIC COMMON SENSE.

i received the book very fast, in excellent conditions just as described. the book it self is not like any other developmental workbook, this actually helps you to describe where do you stand and and what are your aspiration, is a life plan. this book makes you come up with all your aspirations, and dream and pretend that nothing stops you from achieving them.