How to Say No

by Virginia Aronson

Charts, graphs, statistics, and text describe current drug use and abuse, explain the dangers and damaging effects of illegal drugs, tobacco products, and alcohol, and suggest ways to avoid them.

80 pages, Hardcover

First published May 28, 1999

About the author

Virginia Aronson was born in Boston and educated in New England. She worked as a health writer at Harvard University School of Public Health before moving to South Florida. Her poetry and prose have been published in small literary journals and by indie publishers. Her numerous nonfiction books include a cookbook coauthored with the White House Executive Chef, interviews with people healed of illness by extradimensional forces, and an art book featuring artists with psychoneurological disorders. She's written textbooks for students and educational books for young readers. Under a pen name, she publishes spicy fiction.