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Name: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens
Rating: 4.1 (112 reviews)
Author: Sean Covey

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens

The Ultimate Teenage Success Guide

by Sean Covey

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Oct 1998, 266 pages

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Nique

This book is a great book just like my friend Jamie. Except she doesn't have pages.

Cody Bala

This book is better than the GengerBread Man and all of Dr. Suess. This book is so cool and ever one else on here is not as cool as me ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

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kelly azar

this is an awsome book. me and my friends love it. so does my good friend kayla. go football yea foot ball

Kayla Garrison aka-bob or kevin

W00t!!!! This is a great book!!! All my friends love it!!! and so does my friend kelly!!!! We are learning lotz...! yay!!! *throws duckiez* And i also learned a lot about other stuff too. This is a good book.

Inuyasha

This book is a great tool to use to help in your life I know I use it how about You? p.s Mrs. Kennon's 5th is so KRUNK

Kelly K

I liked this book because it made me realize what I need to center my life on and how to do it!

Erica Chavous

This book is SO KRUNK!!!!! p.s. hey Kristen

Erica

This is a great book for all tennagers to read! We all struggle with decisions we have to make. We all also know right from wrong. Although sometimes we neen to hear that other teenagers just like me and you are also " going through teenage problems!" This book showed me more efficient ways to handle my problems! I am really glad that this book was given to me to read, it is really an eye opener! I plan to share it with all my friends! Thanks Sean Covey

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