Smoking-and-Youth Books

This is not a review but a summary. Have you ever drank too much and put your head through a wall or jumped in a pool naked in front of a hundred people at a party. I bet I have your attention now (caught ya). Anyways, I am the author of the book and since the summary was not posted, I am posting it here. This book is not to prevent teenagers from drinking. It is actually a controversial and informative drinking argument to clear up some debates that float around. I speak in this book of both sides about teenagers drinking. The good and the bad. I also tell of personal stories which many may find hilarious and some scary or nerve racking. I think the book is good for the information it gives. The flow and order of certain things could be a little better, but that is my fault. This book is not to prevent drinking but to teach other teenagers a responsible way to go about it since it is impossible to stop. Within this book talks of interactions on many different types of people at parties, party types, police and parties, and loopholes for teenagers of interest, plus why it works for other countries and how it could work in the U.S. (dont correct my run-on sentences, I love them). I think my book is worth your time and I did spent countless hours of research to keep you interested with fascinating facts. My book is the only book written that I know of that can actually prove that teenagers drinking legally would be safer and save more lives. Remember, though I do talk about the bad also, including embarrassing incidents. The look in the book feature may not be posted here, but at the online bookstore at iuniverse.com has many pages to help you make your decision. Also I think that I used the letter (I) too many times in the review and I am sorry, but I was in a hurry, but I do like to write about why I write things. I.I.I.I.I.

I primarily read parts of this book for my research focusing on the chapters that explored the challenges of research looking at just race, or just ethnicity, or just culture. Also explored the meanings of those terms. So, if you are an educator or researcher, I think this book is very useful!

Nothing of practical value. An "egghead" approach with no application to the real world.