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To talk to teens about drugs and alcohol, argue the authors of this straightforward book, parents first need to know the facts themselves. Beginning with some age-appropriate general suggestions on opening communication lines, this nicely organized work goes on to explain how drugs affect the brain and how possession of even small amounts of these substances can lead to dire legal consequences. Each of the remaining chapters focuses on a particular drug group, including alcohol, caffeine, ecstasy, hallucinogens, inhalants, marijuana, nicotine, steroids, and stimulants. Information on the most important things to know about the drug and on how to talk to kids about it is included for each substance. Informative without being preachy, this very useful book will arm parents for their own war against drugs. Candace Smith
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Kathy McCoy, Ph.D., author of The Teenage Body Book and Life Happens
Every parent in America should own a copy of this book!....Wonderful, practical and essential.
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To talk to teens about drugs and alcohol, argue the authors of this straightforward book, parents first need to know the facts themselves. Beginning with some age-appropriate general suggestions on opening communication lines, this nicely organized work goes on to explain how drugs affect the brain and how possession of even small amounts of these substances can lead to dire legal consequences. Each of the remaining chapters focuses on a particular drug group, including alcohol, caffeine, ecstasy, hallucinogens, inhalants, marijuana, nicotine, steroids, and stimulants. Information on the most important things to know about the drug and on how to talk to kids about it is included for each substance. Informative without being preachy, this very useful book will arm parents for their own war against drugs. Candace Smith
Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved
Kathy McCoy, Ph.D., author of The Teenage Body Book and Life Happens
Every parent in America should own a copy of this book!....Wonderful, practical and essential.
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