Drinking (Wise Guides)

Drinking (Wise Guides)

by Matthew Whyman (Author)

Synopsis

Written in a fun and informal style, this book presents the facts on drinking for young people. Covering peer pressure and the ways in which alcohol can affect your body, it contains all the information teenagers need to help them make up their own minds. The book is complete with humorous black and white cartoons, a further information section and index.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 128
Publisher: Hodder Children's Books
Published: 17 Jan 2002

ISBN 10: 0340818050
ISBN 13: 9780340818053
Children’s book age: 12+ Years

Media Reviews
'The book begins with a touchingly honest account of the disgusting effects of a bottle of cider. It's appropriate for a book that stresses the way in which over-consumption reduces self-control. For all its chummy approach, there is nothing facile here. Testimonials are scattered throughout, from guidance and good sense to descriptions of the ways in which drunkenness can corrupt family relationships and friendships.' -- The Guardian Education 20011211
Author Bio
Matthew Whyman writes for numerous teenage magazines, from Sugar to Bliss and Just Seventeen, and is best known as the Agony Uncle for 19 Magazine. In this capacity he appears regularly on radio and television, and has advised the Chief Medical Officer on the Health of the Young Nation paper. He was also the author of a nationwide body awareness campaign for Radio One FM and the Health Education Authority.