Life Skills Book for Teens: Everything You Need to Know to Be More Independent by Maureen Stiles

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Set yourself up for success as an adult tips and advice for ages 16+. How do you create a budget? Clean the bathroom? Make a doctor's appointment? If you're feeling a little overwhelmed by the responsibilities of growing up, you're not alone and the Life Skills Book for Teens is here to help. It includes straightforward advice for handling your money, health, home, relationships, and more so you can take on adulthood with confidence. Life skills 101 for teens Learn the basics of being independent with guidance on everyday skills like using a credit card, eating balanced meals, and doing laundry. Make a good impression from giving thoughtful gifts to dressing appropriately for different occasions, this book of life skills for teens is your go-to guide for navigating social and professional interactions like a pro. Consider this Make smart choices with tips on things to think about when you travel, adopt a pet, make a big purchase, or any other life event that comes with extra responsibilities. This essential life skills book shows you how to live independently and feel in charge of your own life.

  • Product Features

    • Maureen Stiles Author
    • Publisher: Callisto Publishing
    • Publication Date: 04-09-2024
    • Page Count: 176
    • Paperback
    • Fiction
    • 4.9 (w) x 6.9(h) x 0.6 (d)
    • ISBN: 9798886500370
    • Imported

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9 months ago

Helpful info for teens

Chapters: Health Skills – self care basics, grooming, eating habits, doctor visits Money Skills – saving, spending, earning Home Skills – laundry, cooking, cleaning Social Skills – job interviews, social media, etiquette Other Skills – pets, travel, roommates, etc. There is also an index at the back, and each chapter ends with a checklist summary. I thought the hand images were kind of annoying, but I liked the variety of topics covered in an easy-to-understand way. I think this book would be very helpful for many teens, especially those with ASD or needing more instruction in life skills. I assume the age recommendation of 16+ is due to the sections on jobs or driving, but most of this would be good for younger teens. It’s not intimidating, long enough to cover the basic info but not wordy and uses lists and very short paragraphs. I think this book is better in paperback and would be a good gift. Thanks to the publisher for a digital ARC via NetGalley to use for my review.

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