William and Debbie Shooter’s Self-help Book on Drugs and Alcohol Will Be Displayed at The London Book Fair 2023

The informative self-help book “Drugs and Alcohol 101”, co-authored by William and Debbie Shooter, will soon be exhibited by the self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at the London Book Fair on April 18 to 20, 2023, at Olympia London, Hammersmith Road, London W14 8UX UK.

“Drugs and Alcohol 101” serves as a resource for individuals engaged in the fight against substance abuse and addiction, particularly among the younger generation that is either naive to the dangers of drugs and alcohol or easily influenced by them. Teenagers face a variety of important decisions in their early years, yet they are often ill-equipped and even misinformed to make the best possible decisions. Therefore, according to parents and teachers, this book should be read by all incoming high school and college students.

In preparation for when the time comes, William and Debbie Shooter give parents a great resource to teach their children. Children and teenagers can read the book alone and greatly benefit from it because it is organized into manageable sections.

This book is an open, honest resource that doesn’t pass judgment on its readers for their substance abuse problems. It doesn’t pull any punches, laying out how the brain is affected by anything from Fentanyl, “medical marijuana” to heroin for the benefit of young individuals. Knowledge is power, and “Drugs and Alcohol 101” offers all the information people need.

Get a copy of “Drugs and Alcohol 101,” co-authored by William and the late Debbie Shooter today. Copies are available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

“Drugs and Alcohol 101” 2nd Edition
Author | William Shooter and Deborah Shooter (aka. Debbie)
Genre | Self-Help
Publisher | BookBaby
Published date | October 15, 2021

Author Bio

William and the late Deborah Shooter are the founders of Off Campus Education and Publishing and have taught thousands of young adults life-learning skills as these same young adults were beginning or learning to drive. They have worked with judicial courts to retrain young minds on subjects like drinking and driving, drugs, and controlling aggressive street-racing behavior.

They wanted to write a book showing kids how important they are to society; how their young bodies are still growing, especially their brains. More importantly, how dopamine and the natural feel-good drugs that their bodies produce need to be maintained in a drug-free body.

Deborah passed away suddenly in June 2017 as they were making final edits to this update edition of “Drugs and Alcohol 101.” William is continuing to do research for further updates to this subject since the issue of drugs, alcohol and their effects on teens continue.

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