The Book of Lists for Teens

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Summary: The Book of Lists for Teens
Review: Add this book to your summer reading list. This witty, wry and insightful page-turner is for teens and all those in-between. Breaking from conventional list books, this paperback provides useful information -- originally, whimsically and helpfully.

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Summary: The Book of Lists for Teens
Review: Add this book to your summer reading list. This witty, wry and insightful page-turner is for teens and all those in-between. Breaking from conventional list books, this paperback provides useful information -- originally, whimsically and helpfully.

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Summary: Not worth it!
Review: Don't waste your money on this book! I bought it thinking it would be a good resource book for teens, but it's horrible! The authors talk down to you as if we are the lowest scum on Earth. They have lists that just put you down like "10 Ways to Tell if you are a Nerd" and others that are just plain stupid ("The 17 Greatest Weird Al Songs of All Time"). I will admit that there are a FEW good articles on CDs and books, but they do not even begin to make up for the rest of the book.

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Summary: Lists, Lists, Lists
Review: The Book of Lists for Teens is a book full of over 250 lists on everything from "The 11 Best TV Moms" to "Things you didn't know about AIDS that you should." They are catorigized into 6 chapters, and some are hilarious "10 Tips for raising Good, Well-Adjusted Parents" while some are more serious. Best, though, are the lists of Cds, Books, and Movies. These lists include things like "5 Greatest books about baseball" or "Adult Books That Many Teens Enjoy." For movies my favorite was "10 Great Coming-of Age Films."
I would reccomend this book for Girls AND Guys 13 and up, because some of the material isn't good for people under that age. Enjoy your Lists!

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Summary: The Book of Lists for Teens
Review: The Book of Lists for Teens is an entertaining read for teens of all ages. The book address issues from dating to dealing with racism. Sometimes the advice is serious; others are just plain silly. I like the variety in this book although some lists are more interesting and useful than others. This book gives the readers a lot of miscellaneous facts - perfect for those who love trivia! If the reader is reading this for the first time, my suggestion is to skip around - reading it back to front is dull, and some subjects simply may not interest the reader. All in all, a book worth checking out!