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Gold Medallion Book Award
1992 If You
Really Trust Me, Why Can't I Stay Out Later? Lorraine Peterson Lorraine
Peterson has written a teen devotional that speaks powerfully to teens growing
up in a foolishly permissive society, showing that obeying God is always best,
that there are consequences for disobedience, that living it up is really a
downer, and that right living works.
1991 I Don't
Remember Dropping The Skunk, But I Do Remember Trying To Breathe, Ken
Davis
Did
you know that . . . - it's possible to stop a hockey puck by catching it in your
mouth? - if you fall while waterskiing and forget to release the rope, you'll
lose your swimsuit? - you can practice your moves for your first date by kissing
a mirror? - regardless of what your father tells you, a skunk can spray you if
you pick it up by the tail? These are just a few of the misadventures Ken Davis
survived on his way through his teenage years. But at least he made it -- and
that qualifies him to write I Don't Remember Dropping the Skunk, But I Do
Remember Trying to Breathe. This isn't your typical teenage survival manual.
It's a Ken Davis survival manual, full of fun, laughs, and easily digestible
advice on: Loving Yourself . . . Handling Money . . . Living at Home . . .
Looking for Love . . . Preparing for the Future . . . Handling Peer Pressure . .
. and many other survival techniques. Why do you need this book? Because it
isn't easy being a teenager. And Ken Davis doesn't just want you to survive. He
wants you to ace this thing -- and have fun doing it. This book is a giant step
in that direction.
1990 Lifelines Introductory Series
(Booklets 1-4), Fran & Jill Sciacca
1989 Lifelines: Getting A Hold On
Life Series, Fran and Jill Sciacca
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