How to Survive Anything

Growing up can be hard, trust me, I know. One minute you’re a young child without a care in the world and the next your hurled head first into the foreign world of teenagers and middle school. I can easily recall how scared I was for the first few weeks of starting at my new school and then the experiences that came over time; getting my first crush, being picked on by my first bully and even my first big parental embarrassment. These are just a few things that teenagers go through on a daily basis, especially in today’s society. If I sat down and really thought about it I’m sure I could easily convince myself that the pressures teenagers face today have tripled those that myself and my peers experienced when I was still in school.

How to Survive Anything is the perfect gift for the young teenager in your life. If there’s anything that could possibly help ease the transition between childhood and the formidable teenage years that are looming before your child, it’s this one. With the pressures of school and the added social pressures, the author of How to Survive Anything, knows that your child’s teenage years can be hard to overcome. Your best friend is suddenly dating your long time crush or you have a homework assignment due that you haven’t started on and it’s due the next day, these are real life problems that teenagers experience on a regular basis in today’s society but How to Survive Anything is a book that knows it could be worse!

You could be find yourself up against an angry grizzly bear, or chest deep in quicksand on a remote island somewhere. Whatever the case may be, National Geographic has created the perfect solution to any problem. This hilariously informative take on surviving the trials of school and the jungle of South America, National Geographic has combined their expertise on nature and adventure with the fun and learning approach of their Nat Geo style and crafted the perfect book filled with advice on how to conquer any obstacle! Whether it threatens life or social status or both, How to Survive Anything will help guide your reader through it with its edgy, young, authoritative and amusingly illustrated approach to conquering any situation.

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Kathy Dalton

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Go Adventure Mom’s found, Kathy Dalton, launched Go Adventure Mom in 2012 in an effort to bring women together that love travel and the outdoors. As a former ski instructor, Kathy has taken her love for outdoor recreation and through the power of social media has created a platform to share her passion with the world. As a mom of three, Kathy loves to share her family adventures in Utah, cross-country skiing up Millcreek Canyon, skiing in the Wasatch Mountains, camping in Grand Teton National Park and camping in the Uintas. Kathy has been featured in The New York Times, The Huffington Post, Parents and Parenting magazine. Kathy is a regular contributor to Visit Salt Lake and is a tip contributor on TripAdvisor.