Handy Guidebook Teaches Invaluable Life Skills to Young People

Stand on my Shoulders: The Pocketbook Guide to Adulthood by William Swisher teaches young adults the essentials they need to become responsible adults.

South jordan, Utah (PRWEB) June 21, 2008 -- Stand on my Shoulders: The Pocketbook Guide to Adulthood by William Swisher offers concise information on everything from getting a job to finding a mate.

Becoming a responsible adult in today's complex society isn't easy. But now, author and retired educator William Swisher offers his years of experience to help young people prepare for a full, rich life as adults.

From dating to financial planning, Swisher addresses the important issues in life in concise, easy to follow prose. He details what employers look for and how one should present oneself for that all-important first interview. Swisher also delves into how to finance the things that one needs and even explains the best way to get a loan, find the right insurance and plan for retirement. From responsible sex to the best way to raise and discipline a child, Swisher's book gives an honest understanding of the skills necessary to thrive throughout a lifetime.

This is the perfect gift for high school or college graduates, or for parents wanting to help their children succeed in life. The important skills found in this wise little book are not always taught in the classroom, but their wisdom can make any life successful.

For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author at swisher4252 @ msn.com. Stand on my Shoulders: The Pocketbook Guide to Adulthood is available for sale online at Amazon.com, BookSurge.com, and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.

About the Author
Retired educator William Swisher has a Bachelor of Science degree in biology, a Bachelor of Science degree in education, a master's degree in education, and an associate degree in building construction. He served four years as a commissioned officer in the U.S. Army Artillery Corps and has traveled extensively. He and his wife have three grown (and highly successful) children.

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