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Good Character Press Celebrates September as Teen Awareness Month

Good Character Press celebrates Teen Awareness Month. We will celebrate by offering our book, Character Keys to a Bright Future, at a great discount.

Palm Harbor, FL (PRWEB) September 23, 2006 -- Good Character Press celebrates Teen Awareness Month. We will celebrate by offering our book, Character Keys to a Bright Future, at a great discount. Instead of $10.95, we are offering this treasure for only a mere $8.50 until October 10, 2006. You may order this book through PC Publications: http://www.pcpublications.org/ This book is popular with home school teens and has also been utilized in private and public schools, as well. Sometimes a grand parent buys it for a grandchild.

Evangelicals have named September as Teen Awareness Month, as of March 6, 2006. This day was designated to empower and engage teens, according to Lillian Kwan, a Christian Today Correspondent. Ms Kwan also tells us that teens can be empowered to stand firm against the negative influences of our pop culture. Please read her article below:
Teen awareness month to give wake up call to teen trends. (Select here to read this valuable article). Evangilicals have named September for this timely cause.

As parents, grandparents, teacher, leaders and citizens, we have the honor and responsibility to protect and educate our teens. On a regular basis, people are hearing horror stories about bullying and cyber bullying on programs, such as Oprah and Dr. Phil. It is a growing epidemic. The following is from our book, Character Keys to a Bright Future, copyright, 2004:

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada:

Sixteen months ago, Dawn-Marie Wesley killed herself. The 14-year-old said she had been bullied and threatened. She said she believed death was her only escape.

Two teenage girls from her school were charged with criminal harassment and uttering threats. A judge found one of the two teenage girls guilty on two counts of uttering threats and one of criminal harassment in her death. During their trial, the court heard one accused say she’d beat up Dawn Marie. In a phone call, the other accused teen admitted calling Dawn Marie and saying: “You’re dead.” The defense had argued these are common schoolyard threats. The guilty teen will be sentenced at a later date. A third girl still faces trial, also on charges of threatening Dawn Marie.

Cindy Wesley, Dawn Marie’s mother, says she hopes people will take bullying much more seriously now. Just six months before Dawn Marie hanged herself, another B.C. teen Hamed Nastoh jumped off a bridge and died in Surrey, leaving a note saying constant bullying made him do it. (Used by permission CBC New Online Staff//cbc.ca)    

Here is a family's true story about cyberbullying that you don't want to miss. Read how the middle school did not do anything to help

Please go to our site to find tips on How to Stop a Bully and some thoughts about bullying at http://www.goodcharacterpress.com/id27.html/

The story of Dawn Marie is just one example of great information and awesome teen stories in our book.

This unique, write-in workbook defines and examines positive character traits and also reinforces thinking, reading and writing skills. It has a section on each of the following: Tolerance, Self Respect, Compassion, Self Control, Respect for the Elderly, Good Judgment, Respect for Others, Honesty, Good Manners and Responsibility. Here are 4 important reasons why you will find this workbook worth the $10.95 investment: This workbook is self-instructing. The reader can progress at his or her own pace. The stories are based are real events and are very relevant to teenagers' lives. The friendly writing style is written from the heart. There are interesting activities with built-in reading and writing practice. The questions will keep the reader fully involved. The workbook will give teenagers an opportunity to clarify their own values and hopefully guide them toward better conduct and a bright future.

Find out more about Character Keys to a Bright Future on: http://www.goodcharacterpress.com/id5.html/ Or just visit us on our home page:
http://www.goodcharacterpress.com/

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