Kirjahaku

Sometimes you need someone who knows what they're talking about to just tell you the truth.From the very first page, Quick Wisdom gets right into advice your own auntie would give to prep you for your first years after high school. From helping you know who your real friends are, to why you shouldn't always study in your room at college, there's lots of info you can use.You can read Quick Wisdom cover-to-cover in the time it takes to watch an episode of your favorite show. Or, scan the main points in about 10 minutes.Quick Wisdom shares information you really need that no one tells you, skipping the boring stuff you already know or get everywhere else. If you want to avoid some of the most painful pitfalls after graduation, this book is for you

Sometimes you need someone who knows what they're talking about to just tell you the truth.From the very first page, Quick Wisdom gets right into advice your own auntie would give to prep you for your first years after high school. From helping you know who your real friends are, to why you shouldn't always study in your room at college, there's lots of info you can use.You can read Quick Wisdom cover-to-cover in the time it takes to watch an episode of your favorite show. Or, scan the main points in about 10 minutes.Quick Wisdom shares information you really need that no one tells you, skipping the boring stuff you already know or get everywhere else. If you want to avoid some of the most painful pitfalls after graduation, this book is for you

Heading to college for the first time? Ask yourself . . . How do I know if I should drop a class? Why shouldn't I study in my dorm room all the time? How do I set goals that work for me? How do I get the most out of my academic advisor? Should I get a credit card as soon as I get to campus or in my second semester? Is it okay to keep an emergency condom in my phone case? Why would I talk to a girl without having sex with her? What should I do when I get my first failing quiz or homework grade? If you don't know the answers to these questions, you need this book The Nephew Review is a RapidRead(c) that cuts right to the info you really need. Read the entire book in the time it takes to watch an episode of your favorite series. Or, scan all the main points in the whole book in about 10 minutes. Skip the boring stuff you already know or get everywhere else, and get to what's important and impactful right now

Heading to college for the first time? Ask yourself . . . How do I know if I should drop a class? Why shouldn't I study in my dorm room all the time? How do I set goals that work for me? How do I get the most out of my academic advisor? Should I get a credit card as soon as I get to campus or in my second semester? Is it okay to keep an emergency condom in my phone case? Why would I talk to a girl without having sex with her? What should I do when I get my first failing quiz or homework grade? If you don't know the answers to these questions, you need this book The Nephew Review is a RapidRead(c) that cuts right to the info you really need. Read the entire book in the time it takes to watch an episode of your favorite series. Or, scan all the main points in the whole book in about 10 minutes. Skip the boring stuff you already know or get everywhere else, and get to what's important and impactful right now