Being a Happy Teenager - Andrew Matthews Used softcover book signed by the author

BEING A HAPPY TEENAGER

written and illustrated by ANDREW MATTHEWS

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Used softcover book in excellent, 'as new' condition, 132 pages. Published 2001. Signed by the author on the title page.

Do you ever wish...

• You were older?
• You had more money?
• You looked different?
  
• You had different parents?

Do you ever feel, "No one understands me!"

Do you ever wonder,"Will I fall in love?"

Do you ever ask, "Am I normal?"

If you answered "yes" to half of the above, you sound perfectly normal. You will also find this book useful!

Being a Happy Teenager is a self-help book which aims to help teenagers understand themselves better and in turn become happier. This book covers many aspects of life, among them attitudes, confidence, luck, success, depression, humour, forgiveness and many more.

Contents include

• Am I normal?
• Why does life hurt?
• Who am I?
• Parents
• Friends
• School
• Your amazing mind
• Happiness
• Laws of Life
• Your Strategy
• Goals - why bother?
• Why not you?

About the author

Australian author, illustrator and international speaker Andrew Matthews has travelled the world sharing his inspirational message about attitude, achievement, prosperity and happiness. His bestselling books have sold over 5 million copies worldwide, and more than a million people across Australia, Asia and North America have attended his seminars and keynote speeches. Andrew's presentations are laced with humour and he draws lightning-fast cartoons as he speaks. His talent is in making complex issues simple, and he relates to CEOs, middle management and high school students with equal ease. When he's not travelling, Andrew lives in Queensland with his wife, Julie.

Andrew's first book, Being Happy! is a publishing phenomenon. It has sold more than 1.7 million copies internationally and has been translated into 25 foreign languages.

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Being a Happy Teenager - Andrew Matthews