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The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens

The Ultimate Teenage Success Guide

by Sean Covey

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There are currently 116 reader reviews for The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens

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eddy cornelius squintillion jacobs (12/07/22)

I really don't ever wanna read this again.

I honestly do not like this book whatsoever, Why? I just don't. There's no excitement I find reading this. might be "educational" but I cant find anything I'd actually use in this book in the real world, maybe controlling my anger but nothing more, It's just telling us what to do with our lives.

teenager (11/02/22)

relates succeeding to christianity.

i don't know if it's just me, but i found this book to almost push christianity onto the readers and found Sean to be insensitive about some touchy subjects. i hate this book and don't think it should be taught in english class.

Aniyah Jackson (09/21/17)

Best Book Ever

At the beginning of the book I was unsure of it because he had to make me promise to read the whole thing. After reading it I recommend it to teenagers or preteens...

Ari Cormier (10/17/16)

7 habits

I am in love with this book it is very helpful in many ways

Toni (04/10/16)

Life transforming.....if u allow it.

Life transforming.....if you allow it.

Jimmy (09/16/13)

This book is horrible

Required reading for entering 9th grade. The book doesn't help AT ALL.

honest teenage girl (07/25/13)

The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Teens

I LOVED THIS BOOK? every teen should read it.

At first I was like "damn, I have to read this stupid book" but then I read it and my whole perspective changed. It's quote " A True Gift For The Teenage Soul"quote

A Teen (04/24/11)

I love it

It is a really helpful book, and an inspiring one that always gives you hope and new ideas. It's just AMAZING and works good with me.

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