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	title:	Confident Teens: How to Raise a Positive, Confident and Happy Teenager
	author:	Gael Lindenfield
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Thorsons
	released:	September 17, 2001
	isbn:	0007100620
	isbn-13:	9780007100620

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Customer Reviews
Sensible, clearly written advice - Rated It's easier to start with what this book is not. It is not gimmicky, or sold on the back of a quirky new theory. Rather, it is a well written, well laid out compendium of sensible advice for dealing as rationally as possible with an irrational problem; one that we all have to live through and that most of us then face again as parents. The author speaks both as a psychotherapist and as a mother. In the latter capacity her experience has been learned in the hardest possible way. Recommended.

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Sensible, clearly written advice - Rated 4/5
It's easier to start with what this book is not. It is not gimmicky, or sold on the back of a quirky new theory. Rather, it is a well written, well laid out compendium of sensible advice for dealing as rationally as possible with an irrational problem; one that we all have to live through and that most of us then face again as parents. The author speaks both as a psychotherapist and as a mother. In the latter capacity her experience has been learned in the hardest possible way. Recommended.