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by: Sari Locker
Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 305.235
EAN: 9780064473064
ISBN: 0064473066
Label: HarperTeen
Manufacturer: HarperTeen
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 336
Publication Date: November 01, 2001
Publisher: HarperTeen
Reading Level: Young Adult
Release Date: October 23, 2001
Sales Rank: 1434292
Studio: HarperTeen
Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Got questions?
How do I tell my parents I got a tattoo?
Should I get together with someone I met online?
Can I get birth control without my parents' permission?
How can I tell my friend to get a clue when it comes to fashion?
So Sari has all the answers!
Sari Locker, teen advice expert, is here with answers to the most urgent questions teens ask her in letters and e-mails -- and person-to-person. From how to plant the perfect kiss to dealing with snooping parents to coping with peer pressure, Sari Says; 'I'm here to make life a little easier for you!'
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - The Big Sister You Never Had ! : )
Sari's book is way cool! I'm turning fifteen next month and I found her book soooo helpful. She answers those questions we ALL wonder about, but my parents seem so OUT OF IT when it comes to school and friends and stuff. I started reading Sari's book, and I'm like "Sari must be reading my mind." She really knows what it's like to be a teenager. It's hard to be myself and get along with my friends too...muchless make my parents happy. Sari has the BEST advice though. Her advice helped me get ... Read More
Rating: - FANTASTIC BOOK FOR TEENS!
I got a copy for my 16 year old daughter, and she loved the book instantly. It has real letters from real teens, including some in their own handwriting, which my daugther thinks is "cool." The book is in an easy to read format of Q and A, and the book is long, which I liked, because there is a lot of information (and for a low price considering the length). Sari's advice is very good, which is why I got it for my daughter in the first place. My daughter has already said to me that she learned things ... Read More
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