We picked up this book at Toys R Us when our daughter, then 1 1/2, spotted Barney on the cover. The book is a small paperback that is meant to be a companion to the Braney's Big Adventure Move. However, it has become a bedtime favorite for us. The book takes about 3 minutes to read and recounts the adventure of Barney and his friends as they chase all around town after a "magic egg." They finally catch the egg and it hatches Twinken, an alien that looks like a white teddy bear. Demerits for this absurd ending (although if you believe a dinosaur can talk...), and also for having a negative character, namely a snobby waiter. Barney generally is all positive, and I didn't think it was necessary to introduce a snobby person to 2 year olds. Anyway, an inexpensive, light, quick, and portable book for any preschooler.

This book was basically adout a teen's life and what main thigs go on. This book has alot of the bad things that teens think adout doing or have done and the consequences of getting caught.This book also gives good advise about everything from being adopted to having sex.

I liked the book because I learned a lot of facts about my life as a teen that will be helpful to me.

I would recommend this book to all of the teens that want to know the limits that they can go in life; good and bad. I would also recommend this book to the parents so that they will have some idea of how to better deal with teens that are out of control and not out of control.