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| Talking about being a good friend
| Talking about being shy | Talking about smoking
| REVIEW: "These books will help learners on how to deal with different situations in real life. This pack deals with different topics. It teaches the learner valuable coping skills. Books are strong and durable. Language is simple and clear and is easy to understand. Layout is user-friendly." [Northern Cape Department of Education] English |
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Talking about being a good friend Describes the qualities of a good friend and discusses activities and communication problems involved in friendship. Susan Kent |
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Introduces the concept of shyness and offers suggestions on how to deal with it. Marianne Johnston |
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Discusses the dangers of smoking and ways to avoid starting this unhealthy habit. Elizabeth Weitzman |
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A simple discussion of what good manners are, why good manners are important, and how manners are different in different cultures. Diane Shaughnessy |
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Discusses cheating,why people may cheat, and how to win without cheating. Dolly Brittan |
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Talking about your parents' divorce Offers basic advice on how to deal with parents' divorce, including coping with feelings. Elizabeth Weitzman |
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A simple introduction to different drugs and how they affect the body and to the problem of drug abuse. Anna Kreiner |
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Explains what alcohol is, who may drink it, and how it affects the brain, the body and the personality. Discusses how to deal with peer pressure to drink and related matters. Marianne Johnston |
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Talking about when a parent dies Provides advice on surviving the death of a parent and suggests what feelings and behaviour to expect from others. Elizabeth Weitzman |
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Explains what adoption is,why a parent might put a child up for adoption, and what is special about being adopted. Diana Star Helmer |
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