The Boy Who Cried (Transformational Super Kids, #3)
by Cassandra Gaisford
This book offers a frank, clear-eyed, no-holes-barred examination of drug abuse - from the most commonly abused drugs to how drug abuse begins and progresses to the dangerous and deadly consequences of drug abuse. It also charts the treacherous path by which "casual" drug use develops into addiction. Loaded with great questions to ask a drug counselor, common myths and facts about drug use and abuse, and resources for getting help for oneself or loved ones, this book is a potentially lifesaving...
Introducing the sensitive subject of alcohol and describing what it is, how it makes a person feel and the consequences of its consumption, this book gives the basic facts which will enable the reader to make their own choices. Alcohol is so prevalent and part of many people's lives. Children are bombarded with images of alcohol which lead to confusion. The book intends to give the reader a new insight into the subject, but the underlying message is that alcohol can ruin lives if taken in excess...
The Dangers of Tobacco (The Dangers of Drugs, Alcohol, and Smoking)
by Jenna Tolli
Addiction in America: Society, Psychology, and Heredity (Illicit and Misused Drugs)
by Ida Walker
Almost 40 percent of people living in the United States have an addiction to alcohol, drugs, or some form of tobacco. These addictions cost Americans hundreds of billions of dollars every year. Clearly, addiction is an enormous problem. Addiction in America: Society, Psychology, and Heredity takes a look at what leads people to a life of addiction—the social, psychological, and hereditary factors that might make an individual susceptible to addiction. This book provides you with an overview of o...
A Teen's Guide to Living Drug Free (Taste Berries for Teens)
by Bettie B Youngs, Jennifer Youngs, and Tina Moreno
Escape from Anxiety and Stress (Encyclopedia of Psychoactive Drugs S.)
by Tom McLellan, etc., and Alicia Bragg
-- An invaluable resource for schools and libraries -- The most comprehensive reference source on drugs ever published -- Written primarily by doctors and scientists -- Explores the impact of drug use -- and abuse -- on our culture, the workplace, the family, and the individual -- Each volume contains a directory of drug treatment agencies
Some young adults think new drugs like spice, bath salts, or salvia are safe. In some cases, they're even legal. But what many young adults don't know is that these drugs are just as dangerous, if not more dangerous, than the illegal drugs that have been around for much longer. Some of these drugs are so new that no research has been done on how safe they are to take, so no one is even sure just how dangerous they really are. Discover the true risks of taking these new drugs. Read the scary real...
Journal Your Life's Journey
by Blank Book Billionaire and Journal Your Life's Journey
Though you probably know the risks of using illegal drugs like cocaine and heroin, you might not know just how dangerous many over-the-counter medications can be when abused or taken incorrectly. Cough syrups, diet pills, sleeping pills, and other over-the-counter medications can be just as dangerous as many illegal drugs. Learn more about the true risks of taking these readily available drugs. Discover the downside of over-the-counter medications!
Marijuana: Mind-Altering Weed (Illicit and Misused Drugs)
by EJ Sanna
Marijuana. It's been called a gateway drug, an introduction to the world of harder illegal drugs. Yet many people consider it to be a safe drug—at least safer than heroin, LSD, or cocaine. However, while marijuana might not be directly responsible for causing any deaths, the consequences of its use can be detrimental to the lives of its users. This book describes the history of marijuana use, the dangers of its use, and the legal consequences. You'll also learn about the controversies surroundin...
Are Americans Overmedicated? (At Issue (Library)) (At Issue (Paperback))
Drugs (Teen Decisions)
Provides readers with readings on drug abuse in which teens make critical choices.
Why Do People Make and Sell Drugs? (Global Questions)
by Anne Rooney, Etc
"This series takes an in-depth look at some of the major issues and crises that are on the front pages of today's newspapers. Each book looks at the historical background to the questions and offers balanced reporting of the situation and several solutions to the problem. Features include timelines, maps and primary sources"--Provided by publisher.