The Diary of the Other Health Freak
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Average customer review:Product Description
Fully revised to bring it up right up-to-date with today's teenage anxieties, this is a guide to life as seen through the eyes of Susie, Pete Payne's 16-year-old sister.
Dealing with some of the current issues and health problems Pete hadn't covered in The Diary of a Teenage Health Freak, Susie talks about AIDS, anorexia, contraception, animal rights, taking exams, and many thing besides.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #471789 in Books
- Published on: 1996-05-09
- Original language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- 192 pages
Editorial Reviews
Just Seventeen
"Sex, depression, anorexia, boyfriends...and much much more ...well worth a peek if you want a good titter while you sunbathe."
Independent
"From her crushes on boys to her despair about her exams, the pre-occupations of a teenager are covered in a light-hearted way, but with plenty of sensible advice."
About the Author
Aidan Macfarlane (a Consultant Paediatrician, and Director of the National Adolescent and Student Health Unit ) and Ann McPherson (a General Practitioner) are the joint authors of the best-selling Diary of a Teenage Health Freak (OUP, 1987), 'm a Health Freak Too! (OUP, 1989), Mum - I Feel Funny! (Chatto, 1992); Me and My Mates (Pan, 1991), and The Virgin Now Boarding (Arrow, 1992). Most recently they combined to write the ultimate student
survival guide: Fresher Pressure (OUP, 1994).
Customer Reviews
good book
This was a great refrence book that i kept coming back to but was also intresting and realistic, It had all sorts of worries teenagers experience from Sex,drugs,suicide,preganancy,
eating disorders,parents seperating, depression, etc etc
this book covers evry thing a teenager would have quiries about. I found this book very handy as if i didnt know something i could just look in this book and find out pretty much anything about growing up. The book is writtn as a diary but is very useful for all those embarrising questions most teenagers wouldnt dare ask there parents about! This is a fab book!
