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What I Wish I'd Known in High School

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Absolutely wonderful. John covers topics that a LDS teen NEEDS to learn more about. Any teenager should read this book (with a hiliter), and then read The Second Semester. It's like a handbook for LDS teen life.

This book has made the hard things of the world a little bit easier to bear. I hope you don't pass up this fine oppertuinty to purchase this book. I will always be thankful that I read it for it has enlightened my life to the fullest. I can't imagine trying to make it through high school with out it. Again I say this is the best oppertunity that you will have to get it don't wait. I know you want it. Don't hold back.You can do it.

If you're an LDS teen (or not) that is struggling in the world, then you NEED this book. Reading this book will surely help you through high school. John does a great job of using humor to teach important gospel messages. He also does a great job of helping you understand the scriptures better through his books and talks. I would reccommend this book and The Second Semester to any high student out there. If you don't have this book, buy it NOW!

I seriously love this book and all his others. John has a way of getting inside our heads and knowing what to write about. He writes about what is really important to us in a way that makes us feel like we're talking to a friend. This book has gotten me through a lot of tough times and I like it so much I have the book and the audiotape(it's two totally different experiences. i personally think its better when you can hear him. he's hilarious). I highly recommend that if you are going to buy any book, buy this one. It's worth the money.

I read the sample for this book and it seemed like a great book, then i bought it. Big mistake. THe book never stops making unnecessary biblical references every other word. I couldn't read the whole thing because as good as the points were, the unnecessary christian vibe was turning me away