Excellent resource for any age.
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Highly recommended for any age. Examples are young for teens and adults but the questions and teachings are great. Walks you through ways to understand and cope with OCD. You get out what you put in.
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This book is full of illustrations and practical ideas on how to put together costumes for Bible, Christmas and Easter plays.  It is a great resource for anyone working with adults or children.
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No surprise. We live in an information age. We all are challenged by the many options awaiting us on the World Wide Web. Technology has given us an incredible opportunity to connect with others and gather information beyond our homes and community. However, with these opportunities, many dangers are also out there for all of us. Parents in particular have additional responsibility in monitoring and guiding their children in their on-line activities. None of us should take this responsibility lightly.

In response, David Clark has written You, Your Family and the Internet: What Every Christian in the Digital Age Should Know.  This is a short but resource rich book covering the topics of the history of information technology, communication, news, social media and on-line gaming, as well as online gambling and pornography. Clark knows this area well with 30 years experience in the field of computer and information technology. As a Christian, Clark not only covers these dangers, but he also gives a biblical foundation for what should guide us in our choices on-line. Each chapter also has a practical advice section and questions for discussion.

Bottom Line:

What I appreciated most about this book is that it is well organized, to the point, and balanced in its view of technology. Clark offers a firm foundation in biblical principles (such as self-control and accountability) to guide his reader's approach to the Internet and presents honest conclusions about potential benefits and risks of our on-line activity. For parents, Clark offers compelling cautions that will be helpful for anyone who has a kid on-line. Personally, as a parent of  a teen, pre-teen and elementary student, my wife and I find that we need to be engage with our kids and their on-line decisions. I appreciated that Clark does not condone sticking your head in the sand, nor does he state that we should keep our kids away from all technology. Instead he presents the facts and allows individuals and parents to determine their own conclusions. The questions at the end of each chapter would be helpful to use in a small group discussion format, but you may need to add some additional questions for a full discussion. His book is also linked to a resources page on his website for additional articles and links on the areas covered in the book.

Parents, pastors, and anyone who is concerned about how the Internet's influences one's self or family will find an excellent resource in this small book. It's an easy read and has great points  that may be shared with kids too.
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This DVD is very well done with lots of information. Any keeper, regardless of age will benefit from this material
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I really appreciate that this reference book is not overwhelmingly long.
 It is to the point and easy to understand. It's an excellent resource for young and old alike.
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Very good content, crisp illustration and above all very informative. A book for all ages ! I highly recommend this book.
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This book was very enjoyable and also informative. It is a book that can be enjoyed by any age.
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This is a book that can be used by all ages. It is written in plain English and very easy to understand. There are pictures that accompany the instructions that are well-diagramed.
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Jenny Blake's "Life After College" is a valuable resource for anyone at any age.

As a recent college graduate from the George Washington University, I have found her practical insight and reflection of personal life experiences to be wise, clever, and right on target. Her advice is helpful, not patronizing and her distinct voice reflects a common understanding of the challenges that arise from entering the "real world."

For anyone looking for a road map for the next steps of life after college, Jenny outlines everything from budgeting finance to planning long-term career goals, moving into a new home, staying organized, and maintaining a healthy life balance. Her guidance, hands-on exercises, and inspirational selection of quotes and tips from graduates are not only motivational, but are quite easy tools to put into practice.

Unlike other post-graduate books, Jenny's stands apart as an easily navigable resource for anyone searching for personal reflection, growth, and stimulating advice to progress into the next stage of life.
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Thank you for developing a tool that helps people of all ages.
Excellent!
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An excellent book for all experience ranges. A great book to have.
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I am a parent of a teen and pre-teen and also a psychology professor who teaches a course in adolescent psychology and this book is an excellent resource on both fronts. With an engaging tone, Jensen delivers an excellent and very well organized summary of the literature surrounding the neuroscience of the adolescent. I highly recommend.
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There is so much sound advice and guidelines for living in this book.  I highly recommend it for all ages, especially young people.  I have shared it with several friends and they all enjoyed as much as I did.
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This is a great resource for families and professionals regardless of age or wealth.  There are many resources available for financial planning and many so called experts who share there thoughts/advice.  John Scheil has this experience but he also brings to the table a wealth of knowledge on Long Term Care, Veterans benefits, and medicare that your typical financial adviser does not have.  Long term care, care options, costs, and resources available are not well known and most people do not educate themselves until they need these services.  This book is a great resource to educate you and your family on how to plan for the unknown.  Most importantly, John Scheil is trustworthy, honest, and does the right thing for the right reasons.  A must read and well worth your time and money.
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Wonderful highly recommended resource. A must have for any library.
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I have used this textbook in the past and have found it to be useful with all age groups. It is simple enough to be able to use with elementary school students as well as older students because it can be modified to meet the appropriate age level and the information provided covers a nice range of topics to keep their attention.
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I was halfway through a borrowed copy of this book and decided that I had to order copies for my kids, stepkids, and grandkids.  These are all of the things that I want them to know, laid out in a logical fashion with relative reasons as to why they need to know or do something.  Good, sound advice with no nagging, whining or eye rolling.  I feel this book is great for any age group and plan on giving copies to kids from ages 4 to 38.  You are never to old to learn some common sense!