Blurb: Although this book is Rhianna's story, it's about boys as well as girls! Young people are under a great deal of pressure. School, homework, exams, teachers, parents, relationships, looking good, hormones, peer pressure ...

It's very easy to slip into 'whatever' mode. From the outside looking in, teens can sometimes come across as a bit, you know, negative? Do you catch yourself saying that life's unfair? Or that you're a victim of having too much homework? Or that teachers are picking on you for no reason? Or blaming your mum when you can't find your favourite shirt? Thought so!


The problem comes when young people grow into older people but they forget to lose those bad habits. When you're 40 and you're still complaining that life's unfair and that you've got too much work and that nobody's ironed your favourite shirt, then you've got a more serious problem. Because life will be passing you by.

So what? Well, I guess the aim of this little book is to make you think about your life. And your habits. If you consistently get into great habits such as being positive and taking personal responsibility (like Rhianna did) then, quite simply, you load life's dice in your favour.

Rhianna got it. I really hope you do too?