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Tell Us Your StoryCongratulations! You've got your driver's license. Now you are in the driver's seat and making more decisions on your own. Have you had a real life experience that illustrates one of the principles in the Teenager's Roadside Guide to Life: Preparing New Drivers for the Road Ahead? If you would like to share your story, please refer to the following guidelines.Guidelines for story submission
1. Must be an original story about you or someone you know. 2. Story can be amusing, touching, exciting, inspiring, or humbling. 3. The situation or problem encountered should result in a positive change or a lesson learned. 4. 300-500 words. 5. Include author bio-50 words or less. Just tell us a little about yourself. 6. Parents-you're welcome to submit your story. It can be about your teen driver or your own experience. 7. Reference the page number of the principle in which your story relates and submit via e-mail to Joe or Catherine. Thank-you. We are looking forward to hearing from you.
Book ReviewShare your thoughts and comments about The Teenager's Roadside Guide to Life.Even better, have a digital photo of you holding the book in front of a nationaly known, recognizable landmark (Golden Gate Bridge, Your high school or college, city marker, Welcome to Denver sign, etc. You get the idea.) Email the photo and your review. We'll post it on our web site. Please be aware that all submitted stories and comments become the property of myteenagedriver.com. That doesn't mean that you can't tell your story elsewhere. It means you give us permission to use it and it keeps us in line with U.S. copyright laws.
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