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Paperback: 344 pages Publisher: Health Communications, Inc. (March 01 1999) Reading Level: Young Adult Costumer Rating: Read an Excerpt Part 1: Self-Worth Book Description The Richardella-dulcisica, better known as the taste berry, is a unique fruit. After you eat one all the food you eat afterwards-even distasteful food-will taste sweet and delicious. Similarly, there are people who, through their love and compassion, make the lives of others better. Like the taste berry, these people can turn sour days into delightful, even joyful, ones. Life is full of confusion, turmoil and heartache. Taste Berries for Teens is a unique combination of timeless and heartwarming narratives, teen responses and reactions, and the authors' own loving and wise commentary and advice - that can help us through tough times and show us that we're not alone in what we go through. About the Author
Bettie Youngs, Ph. D., Ed.D., is an international lecturer and counselor. Dr. Young's is a university professor and executive director of the Phoenix ED Foundation. She serves on the board of trustees to Drake University and is consultant to Fortune 500 companies. Dr. Youngs is founder of Bettie B. Youngs & Associates and president of Instruction & Professional Development, Inc. » More by Bettie Youngs, Ph. D., Ed.D.
Jennifer Leigh Youngs, is a speaker and workshop presenter for teens and parents nationwide. She is the coauthor of the bestseller Taste Berries for Teens and Taste Berries for Teens Journal, and author of A Stress-Management Guide for Teens and Goal Setting Skills for Young Adults.. » More by Jennifer Leigh Youngs | |||||||