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D. Lynn Byrne, Ph.D.
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The Colleges Shop

Welcome to the Colleges Shop! This shop offers an abundance of editor reviewed products, services and resources that will help you or your student prepare for and/or survive college.

Creating a Magical College Life by Morris Taylor
This is the college student's quintessential guide to success and happiness during college. If you'd like a little “magic” in your life, check out Taylor's “Magical Life.”

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The Naked Roommate by Harlan Cohen
You've made it through admissions, now what? Let Harlan Cohen be your guide to dealing with roommates, dating, parties and other issues on campus.

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How to Survive Your Freshman Year by Mark Bernstein and Yadin Kaufman
Do you have a relative or friend heading off to college this coming fall? Are you looking for that one perfect item for a last minute gift? Need something special to round out the gift basket headed for your student’s dorm room? Want something funny yet inspirational to include with the first care package you send to your student? Then think about picking up a copy of Yadin and Kaufman’s How to Survive Your Freshman Year.

(Read my review.)

The Overachievers: The Secret Lives of Driven Kids by Alexandra Robbins
Its' time, I think, that we step back a moment and think about why we're pushing teens so hard. Are we pushing them for their benefit? Or for our own? Alexandra Robbins, author of The Overachievers: The Secret Lives of Driven Kids provides us with a pretty good window through which we can view the impact society's push for success has on pre-college and college-going teens.

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I'll Miss You Too by Margo Bane Woodacre and Steffany Bane
Before you slide behind the wheel, take a moment or two. You're leaving behind your old life and starting something new. Yes, you can go home again; but, your perception of "home" is likely to have changed. If you would like more insight on the "Off-to-College" transition, take a few moments and read “I'll Miss Your Too.”

(Read my review.)

Preparing for college admissions? Trying to find direction? Need a little help with the planning? Check out my college planning series:







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