The Art of Being a Brilliant Teenager

The Art of Being a Brilliant Teenager

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  • Create Date:2021-09-29 09:55:46
  • Update Date:2025-09-07
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  • Author:Andy Cope
  • ISBN:0857085786
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Summary

Calling all teenagers--quit the moaning and start loving life! Don't be a cliche。 Don't stay in your bedroom grunting and grumbling。 How about getting motivated, energized and start making a difference?! The Art of Being A Brilliant Teenager teaches you how to become your very best self--and how to figure out who that is, exactly。 The bestselling authors of The Art of Being Brilliant and Be Brilliant Everyday are experts in the art of happiness and positive psychology and, with this new book, you'll find your way to becoming brilliant at school, work, and life in general。 Stay cool under all the pressures you're facing, and plot a map for the future that takes you wherever it is you want to go。 Become proactive, determined, successful and most importantly: happy!

Fact: your life span is about four thousand weeks。 It seems like a lot, but it's not。 Complaining about life, homework, parents, and relationships may be normal now, but don't let it become your defining trait。 When you're forty years old and still moaning, a big chunk of your four thousand weeks have slipped by, and you're no closer to happiness than you were as a teen。 This book is a guide to starting the journey to your ideal life now, instead of wasting time being a drip。


Discover the real you, and what you want out of life Stop moaning and get moving now, while there's plenty of time Lose your bad habits before they become your personality Figure out how you want to contribute, and find a way to do it The bottom line is this: it's easy to be the average version of yourself, but is that really all you want? Don't you want to achieve something? Get started now。 The Art of Being A Brilliant Teenager helps you figure out where you want to go, and how to get there。 So, whether you're an ambitious teenager, a parent or teacher desperate to turn a down-beat teenager into a ray of positivity and delight, How to Be a Brilliant Teenager is here to help。

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Reviews

Shah

Such a wonderful book。 It is motivational in a different way。 One must read it once in their period。

Hadeel

got through this book super quick because it was very entertaining and amusing but most importantly it taught me a lot of important things about life。 if you’re a teenagers i would recommend this as your first self help book because it covers the basics, it’s not really self help but more like key life lessons, but either way i think it’s great as your first。

Chloe

I was lucky enough to have been gifted this book, and safe to say I have absolutely loved it! It has made me so motivated to start studying again and make something out of my life! I would highly recommend this to all teenagers - as it will be beneficial to everyone。I read this in one day - and it was a very easy read, with jokes and information that keeps you hooked and wanting to learn more!

Kaya

Bought this book for my little sister, but had a read of it。 Brilliant life lessons。 Really informative and very true。 Inspires teens to be the best versions of themselves that they can be。

Elijytem

It really is inspiring, and it makes me want to do something with my life for once😳😳

Gethin

Boom! Read in 1 day

Zed

The best self-help book I have ever read。。。really makes a bond with the teenager by the way of writing。。。very colorful presentation 。。。very useful。。。one of my recommenation

Jessica

Brilliant transformed my life totally recommend and quite an easy read

Mair

Very inspiring and optimistic。 Much enjoyed the consistent colour and quotes from a variety of people。 A good read!

Rizia

Would definitely recommend reading this 。。。。。。its so practical。。。。

James

This book really motivated me to have a better lifestyle, and all of the challenges and quotes help to keep me interested in being my best self。 This book moved me out of the classic “school is rubbish” mindset that people have rubbed on to me and changed it into a “sometimes school is boring, but it is useful so I should put effort into it” mindset。 I would recommend to anyone who thinks of tasks as a labour, I don’t even think you need to be a teenager to understand some of the messages。

17spanswickh064

This book was an amazing read because it was fun to read but it also had reassuring messages in it and every time I laughed, it made me to read more。 I also loved how there was quotes on almost every alternative page and my favourite quote was from Mae West it was ‘You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough’。

Wei

A funny book, very colourful, and I think I would probably want to read it when I was 16。

Mark Gannon

What can I say about this book? That is the question。。。 I found it humorous in places, full of relevant information for those coming of age and entertaining- all good qualities for a full five stars。 My only qualm was that it tried a bit too hard- it tried a bit too hard to be hip and funny。 A totally minor fault。 Four and a half stars。

Michelle

Fabulous book, I read this before sharing with my daughter。 Great information to share about positivity, how to be kind, considerate and find your passion。Good for adults as well as kids。The only reason I didn’t give a 5* is there is some body shaming included that goes against the theme of what this book is about。 Being inclusive irrespective of shape, size, colour, ability etc should be encouraged。

Jimmy

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 it was really good

Charlotte Baxter

The Art of Being a Brilliant Teenager is an informational book that is really funny, eye opening and helpful。 The book talks about how to get the best out of your teenage years and how to use them to help you become successful in life。 It discusses how mindset, hard work and being impatient can actually help you have a better adulthood if you use them to your strengths。 The book provides solutions on how to use these barriers to drive you further in life and work toward your future。 The Art of B The Art of Being a Brilliant Teenager is an informational book that is really funny, eye opening and helpful。 The book talks about how to get the best out of your teenage years and how to use them to help you become successful in life。 It discusses how mindset, hard work and being impatient can actually help you have a better adulthood if you use them to your strengths。 The book provides solutions on how to use these barriers to drive you further in life and work toward your future。 The Art of Being a Brilliant Teenager really shows how important your teenage years are, once you grow up and how shaping your attitude towards things now will benefit you in the long run。The book although it isn’t a novel does somewhat feature stories from the authors lives, Andrew Cope, Derrell Woodman, Amy Bradley and Andy Whittaker。 They talk about their experiences and how they used these barriers to push them forward which helped them succeed in life。 In the first few pages of the book, one of the authors talks about their life growing up。 They talk about having dreams and expectations for the future but having to wait for them。 They talk about how frustrating that was, how it isolated them from their family in a sense and how when they got out of school, they just expected it to happen as a result of this。 They then go on to talking about how when they left school it was just like the same thing again, stating, “I started work and it was equally grim。 I was paid but my money didn’t last long。” P。 X。 They go on to talk about how they didn’t enjoy their job and ended up just getting by。 How finally leaving school lead to basically the same thing, “And whomever had invented the week had mistakenly dived it into 5 working days and only 2 days off。” P。 X。The Art of Being a Brilliant Teenager talks about many topics including, the idea of ‘No’ that is drilled into our heads as our “first word”。 Other topics covered in the book include, being who you truly are, making sure you make the most out of now, how to get over bad habbits and how to carry yourself。 The book also contains quotes like, “I ordered a wakeup call the other day。 The phone range and a women’s voice said, ‘What the hell are you doing with your life。’” – Demetri Martin P。23。 The Art of Being a Brilliant Teenager includes so many metaphors, insightful activities and funny quotes that really make the information stick and makes you look at it in a new way。 I really enjoyed The Art of Being a Brilliant Teenager as I felt it gave me a new outlook on being a teenager and a new mindset on life。 The authors have written this book really well to engage the teenage brain and make it easy to take the information in without losing interest。 Every second page there is a quote joke or picture which helps keep the busy teenage mind intrigued。 These quotes, jokes and pictures keep you inspired so that you want to keep reading and not put the book down。 In addition, it also helps with making the information stick and for you to apply it to your daily life。I would recommend this book to any teenager epically those who find frustration in the lack of events or the time they have to wait。 I would also give this book to someone who is just entering their teenage years to help them make the most of them。 For teenagers who prefer to get out and do things and find reading unproductive or a waste of time, I would also recommend this book because as you are reading it you are learning about how you can improve your life and become more successful。 This was a really great book that I would recommend to any teenager I know。 。。。more

Fran

The book was not my taste however it gives good advice I would reccomend for 11-13 year olds

Abbie Condon

Amazing and highly inspirational and motivating!!!

Blind

Laugh out loud funny, highly quotable and highlight-able, informal and honest, atheistic viewpoint。

Devika

A book every teenager must read。

Emilie Holmes

I am a teenager and was given this as a gift from my dad for Christmas。 I read it all in one day and, for the most part, enjoyed it。 There were some lessons and advise in the book that I will follow but also some that I will not。 There was some comments made that I disagreed with or that went against my view on the world, which is why my rating was only 3 stars, however I don't think this was a bad book - would recommend this to others。 I am a teenager and was given this as a gift from my dad for Christmas。 I read it all in one day and, for the most part, enjoyed it。 There were some lessons and advise in the book that I will follow but also some that I will not。 There was some comments made that I disagreed with or that went against my view on the world, which is why my rating was only 3 stars, however I don't think this was a bad book - would recommend this to others。 。。。more

Cinder Harper

A really good and funny book, not at all what I would have expected in anyway at all。 probably one of the best books that I have read

Reem

I think the ministry of education should give it for each teenager as a subject。。。

Michelle Ham

I'm learning how to be a brilliant teenager now that I'm nearly 38! Nah, I saw this at the library and figured, I'm always trying to get into teenager's heads as I write YA, so I may as well borrow this out。 It is a great book for teens, full of humour, honesty and a good kick in the bum。 For me, it was an entertaining reminder to keep following my heart and being myself。 You're never too old to keep that in mind。 I'm learning how to be a brilliant teenager now that I'm nearly 38! Nah, I saw this at the library and figured, I'm always trying to get into teenager's heads as I write YA, so I may as well borrow this out。 It is a great book for teens, full of humour, honesty and a good kick in the bum。 For me, it was an entertaining reminder to keep following my heart and being myself。 You're never too old to keep that in mind。 。。。more

Georgia Gowlett

Quick, easy read and a great reminder of how to get the best out of our 4000 weeks。 Will be passing this around to all the teenagers in my life but it's a great read for their parents too。 Quick, easy read and a great reminder of how to get the best out of our 4000 weeks。 Will be passing this around to all the teenagers in my life but it's a great read for their parents too。 。。。more

Amrit Kaur

If i had to sum this book up in 3 words they would be; Brilliant, engaging and inspiring。I loved this book so so much! Apperence: When i picked this book up i only read the title and the blurb。 I thought it looked pretty to begin with but once i got home and started reading the book, i found their where so many illistations/doodles on every page which made the book extremely aesthetically pleasing。 The overall look of the book was a 5/5The content: I loved the simplicity of the writing and the j If i had to sum this book up in 3 words they would be; Brilliant, engaging and inspiring。I loved this book so so much! Apperence: When i picked this book up i only read the title and the blurb。 I thought it looked pretty to begin with but once i got home and started reading the book, i found their where so many illistations/doodles on every page which made the book extremely aesthetically pleasing。 The overall look of the book was a 5/5The content: I loved the simplicity of the writing and the jokes that came along side it, it really helped the reader to feel targeted and therefore as important as the author claimed。The message of the book was so inspiring and motivational and it honesly caused me to open my eyes, i found myself agreeing with every page。The only downside, however, was that i think they could of gone into more detail with the lessons and ideas(but im pretty sure thats my psychology and philosophy obssessed side speaking out)Wonderful, wonderful book and i might just write the author a letter! 。。。more

Jericho Eames

It is colourful, funny and so full of life。 It makes self-help look less sad and it taught me a couple of things too

Jane Branson

Should be on every teenager's (and every teenager's parent's) "read" list。 Should be on every teenager's (and every teenager's parent's) "read" list。 。。。more

Cheryl

The tone is light-hearted and frequently irreverent, with a smattering of swearwords - nothing too bad, think along the lines of crap, effing, lazy buggers, arse and s**t (not sure why that last one is asterisked out when the others aren't !)。 It might offend a few parents (or grandparents, who may have bought the book as a "useful Christmas present" !) but trust me, I'm a teacher, the teens reading it won't even raise an eyebrow because they use these words, and many more that are much worse, a The tone is light-hearted and frequently irreverent, with a smattering of swearwords - nothing too bad, think along the lines of crap, effing, lazy buggers, arse and s**t (not sure why that last one is asterisked out when the others aren't !)。 It might offend a few parents (or grandparents, who may have bought the book as a "useful Christmas present" !) but trust me, I'm a teacher, the teens reading it won't even raise an eyebrow because they use these words, and many more that are much worse, as an integral part of their everyday vocabulary ! The book warns : "This book is as far removed from Shakespeare as you can get。 Your English teacher will think this book is awful。 At least, that's what we hope。"full review on my blog : http://madhousefamilyreviews。blogspot。。。 。。。more