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Title: How to Be a Successful Teenager: 18 Secrets Every Teen Must Know to Succeed by Rick Jones ISBN: 0-937958-44-1 Publisher: Chick Pub Pub. Date: November, 1994 Format: Paperback List Price(USD): $10.95

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Average Customer Rating: 1 (2 reviews)

Rating: 1
Summary: Mr. Jones has done it again!
Comment: I'm inclined to agree with the fellow reviewer. Simply put, Rick Jones has consistently proven to be a self-righteous, literalist pigdog stark-raving lunatic in every publication he's ever produced. This one is no exception.

For the sake of the continued sanity of society, should you ever see this book in a bookstore, you should probably run.
Fast.

Rating: 1
Summary: Dangerous Claptrap Masquerading As Help
Comment: Oh boy, where to start?

Parents - do you love your children? Do you want what is right for them? Do you want them to grow up in a world where people are tolerant, compassionate, trusting?

Don't buy them this book.

Christian parents who merely glance at the cover will think they are buying an easy going guide to teenagers written by a christian author. You're not.

Glance down the contents: Hell, Sin, Suicide, Voices in Your Head.

Take a moment to consider how useful a book is that tells your children that if they are homosexuals, they can either change into heterosexuals or go to hell.

A book that tells them that Roman Catholics are going to hell, that the only way to act is with intolerance and petty arguments.

That the voices in their head are demons. Aargh! The 'internal voice' is a natural part of the thinking process! You're not automatically 'possessed by demons' or even schitzophrenic!...

Consider all these things, and then ask yourself this: What does Mr. Jones want for my child?