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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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Christina

It is a wonderful book that all teens should read. I am a teen and this started as just a book to read in class but reading it has helped me realize that not everyone's life is perfect, let alone mine. Now I feel better about what I can do and I accept that.

This is a great book, it really helps you figure your life out.

Mansha

I like the writing style of the book and I like the lessons it teaches. I think that all teens should pick this one up. this was a great book i enjoyed a lot.

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Good habits are not definitely natural.It's a good book.

Sarah

I luv this book!!!!!!!

Cameron

If one word was used to describe this book, it would be amazing! I totally got a lot of help from it and can use the stuff Sean teaches!

Amer Fakih

I have to say that this book is very great and i advice all troubled teenagers to read it because it contains all solutions for their problems

Lindsey Sorenson

It helpped me to help myself

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