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What’s Happening to My Teen?
Youth specialist Mark Gregston contends that troubled teens are often very
normal kids who respond to diffi cult situations in inappropriate ways—often
because their parents have inadvertently prevented them from learning to
respond more appropriately. Mark equips parents to navigate the diffi cult
years as he shares…
• Scriptural insights
• Skills for responding constructively to confl ict
• How to recognize when a teen’s behavior is
rebellion and when it’s not
Ultimately, Mark teaches parents how to create a safe environment that
promotes truth and open communication. A must-have resource for parents
concerned about their teen’s behavior.
ISBN 978-0-7369-2444-3 •U.S. $13.99 •June 2009 release
5 ½ x 8 ½ Trade •Family Concerns •256 pp. •Case Quantity: 60
Mark Gregston is the founder and executive
director of Heartlight Ministries, a residential counseling
facility for adolescents in crisis. He is also a popular
radio host and speaker and leads Dealing with Today’s
Teens seminars across the country. He has counseled
youth for more than 30 years.
The Awesome Book of Dog Humor
Funny bone humor has gone to the dogs. And humans will forever be
grateful as they roll over with laughter at cartoonist Jonny Hawkins’
crack–up drawings and bestselling joke master Bob Phillips’ pack of…
• Doggone good riddles
• Happy tails to you—sled dog humor
• Hilarious “What do you get when you crossbreed...” combos
• Canine quotes and quips
• Tales full of delightful puppy plots
Perfect for dog lovers and humorists of every breed.
ISBN 978-0-7369-2517-4 •U.S. $5.99 •June 2009 release
4 ¼ x 7 Mass •Humor •128 pp. •Case Quantity: 80
Bob Phillips, master Jonny Hawkins is a full-
compiler of the humorous side time cartoonist whose work
of life, has written dozens of has appeared in more than 50
books, with combined sales of books and 250 magazines
more than 5 million copies. since 1986.
Please see page 24 for the companion book, The Awesome Book of Cat Humor
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