Finding The Real You A Practical Guide For Students
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Finding The Real You: A Practical Guide for Students is a compact pocket workbook by Cathy Dean, published by Hothive Books in November 2010 as part of the Colour in Your Future series. The book is 64 pages and presents a short, exercise-led approach aimed at self-discovery for students.
Finding The Real You: A Practical Guide for Students is a compact pocket workbook by Cathy Dean, published by Hothive Books in November 2010 as part of the Colour in Your Future series. The book is 64 pages and presents a short, exercise-led approach aimed at self-discovery for students.
Pros
- Compact, pocket-sized format (64 pages) suitable for quick use and exercises.
- Practical, exercise-led approach focused on self-discovery and building confidence.
- Compact, pocket-sized format (64 pages) suitable for quick use and exercises.
- Practical, exercise-led approach focused on self-discovery and building confidence.
- Clearly targeted at students entering or early in university life.
- Published as part of the Colour in Your Future series, signalling a practical guidance series format.
Cons
- −Concise length means limited depth for readers seeking comprehensive, theory-heavy treatment of identity or mental-health topics.
- −Primarily a workbook-style resource, so readers looking for scholarly evidence or extensive citations may find it too brief.
- −Concise length means limited depth for readers seeking comprehensive, theory-heavy treatment of identity or mental-health topics.
- −Primarily a workbook-style resource, so readers looking for scholarly evidence or extensive citations may find it too brief.
- −Public listings show few reader reviews or editorial critiques, so independent feedback is limited.
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