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Praise for HUNDREDS OF HEADS Survival Guides

A concept that will be... a huge seller and a great help to people. I firmly believe that todays readers want sound bytes of information, not tomes. Your series will most definitely be the next Chicken Soup.

CYNTHIA BRIAN

TV/RADIO PERSONALITY, BEST SELLING AUTHOR: CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE GARDENERS SOUL; BE THE STAR YOU ARE!; THE BUSINESS OF SHOW BUSINESS

Move over, Dummies... Can that Chicken Soup! Hundreds of Heads are on the march to your local bookstore!

ELIZABETH HOPKINS

KFNX (PHOENIX) RADIO HOST, THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX

Advance Praise for

HOW TO SURVIVE YOUR TEENAGER

With warmth, humor and Ive been there compassion, editors Gluck and Rosenfeld have turned the ordinary experiences and struggles of parents into bits of compact wisdom that are easy to pick up and use straightaway. I especially liked this books many examples of how to survive (and even thrive) while living under the same roof as your teen.

JACLYNN MORRIS, M.ED.
CO-AUTHOR OF IM RIGHT. YOURE WRONG. NOW WHAT?
AND FROM ME TO YOU

The book really gave me some insight on my life and hopefully my parents will read it so we can enhance our relationship.

DAVID E. WEINSTEIN
10TH GRADE CLASS PRESIDENT, RIVERWOOD HIGH SCHOOL
SANDY SPRINGS, GEORGIA

Praise for other titles in the HUNDREDS OF HEADS Survival Guide series

HOW TO SURVIVE YOUR FRESHMAN YEAR

This book proves that all of us are smarter than one of us.

JOHN KATZMAN
FOUNDER AND CEO, PRINCETON REVIEW

This book is right on the money. I wish I had this before I started college.

KATIE LEVITT
SENIOR, GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

Refreshingly funny and smart. After finishing How to Survive Your Freshman Year, I feel like Im ready to take on the world. OK, maybe not, but almost. Like always having Pepto-Bismol in your medicine cabinet, you should have How to Survive Your Freshman Year ready whenever you run into a crisis.

VOX: THE VOICE OF OUR GENERATION (MAY 2004)

Good advice about saying goodbye to your parents, dealing with homesickness, making new friends, and getting around campus. Should you live in a dorm or off campus? What activities will fit you? What about a roommate? Yikes! If you were a good student in high school, should you take extra classes or wait until you get your bearings? Oh, yeah, and what about studying? Alone or with groups? Is it really necessary to attend every class? These questions and lots more (money, laundry, food, sex, parties, time-management, etc.) are addressed with honesty and humor. This would be a great book to have for the graduating high school seniors to make them less anxious about college.

NORMA LILLY
M.L.S., INGRAM LIBRARY SERVICE, HIDDEN GEM (JULY 2004)

I was nervous about starting college, but now that Ive read this book I feel totally confident.

JON BIRNBREY, SENIOR
RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL
ATLANTA, GEORGIA

HOW TO SURVIVE DATING

Be yourself may be good dating advice, but finding Mr. or Ms. Right usually takes more than that. For those seeking more than the typical trite suggestions, the new book How to Survive Dating has dating tips from average folks across the country. Its like having a few hundred friends on speed-dial.

KNIGHT RIDDER/TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE (KRT)

Great, varied advice, in capsule form, from the people who should knowthose whove dated and lived to tell the tale.

CARY TENNIS
COLUMNIST, SALON.COM

A wonderful book, with thought-provoking adviceIm going to recommend it to all my members. It gives valuable perspectives from others in the dating world. A one-stop shop for dating tips!

SARAH KATHRYN SMITH
OWNER, EIGHT AT EIGHT DINNER CLUBA BETTER WAY TO MEET!

Reading How to Survive Dating is like having a big circle of friends in one room offering their hard-earned advice about the toughest dating dilemmas. From the first kiss to knowing when its time to say I love you, this book can help you avoid the headaches and heartaches of dating. How to Survive Dating is a must-read for singles.

THE WAUKON STANDARD (IOWA)

Hilarious!

TEENA JONES
THE TEENA JONES SHOW, KMSR-AM (DALLAS)

HOW TO SURVIVE YOUR MOVE

After 14 moves in 34 years, I thought I knew everything about how to move. But I was wrongI could have used this book in every stage of my life in moving.

CAREN MASEM, GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA

This is a good resource book for do-it-yourself movers to learn some of the best tips in making a move easier.

JOANNE FRIED, U-HAUL INTERNATIONAL, INC.

HOW TO SURVIVE YOUR MARRIAGE

Reader-friendly and packed full of good advice. They should hand this out at the marriage license counter!

BOB NACHSHIN, CELEBRITY DIVORCE ATTORNEY AND CO-AUTHOR OF I DO, YOU DO... BUT JUST SIGN HERE

Full of honest advice from newlyweds and longtime couples. This book answers the questionHow do other people do it?

ELLEN SABIN, M.P.H., M.P.A.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, EQUALITY IN MARRIAGE INSTITUTE

This book is the best wedding present I received! Its great to go into a marriage armed with the advice of hundreds of people who have been through it all already.

ANN MEAGHER, NEWLYWED

HOW TO SURVIVE YOUR BABYS FIRST YEAR

An amazing kaleidoscope of insights into surviving parenthood, this book will reassure moms and dads that they are not alone in the often scary world of bringing up baby.

JOSEF SOLOWAY, M.D., F.A.A.P.
CLINICAL ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PEDIATRICS
WEILL MEDICAL COLLEGE OF CORNELL UNIVERSITY

Full of real-life ideas and tips. If you love superb resource books for being the best parent you can be, youll love How to Survive Your Babys First Year.

ERIN BROWN CONROY, M.A.
AUTHOR, COLUMNIST, MOTHER OF TWELVE, AND CREATOR OF TOTALLYFITMOM.COM

The HUNDREDS OF HEADS folks have done it again! Literally hundreds of moms and dads from all over offer their nuggets of wisdomsome sweet, some funny, all smarton giving birth, coming home and bringing up baby.

ANDREA SARVADY
AUTHOR OF BABY GAMI

WARNING:

This guide contains differing
opinions. Hundreds of heads
will not always agree.
Advice taken in combination may
cause unwanted side effects. Use
your head when selecting advice.

Introduction

The world contains well over a billion people between the ages of 12 and 20. Thats enough to fill a small planet: in fact, many of them seem to come from another planet. True, only a small fraction of these teens are your direct responsibility here on earth. But, as youve no doubt discovered, they carry with them an entire universe of problems, dramas, issues, feelings, and MP3 files.

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