The Expanded Chocolate Teapot: Surviving at School

by David Lawrence, W. Moore (Illustrator)

What is the worst possible way to start secondary school? Should you kick bullies? What if all your friends swear, and you can't do the maths test? What about lurve and romance? And, more importantly, are teachers human?
Staying in shape when the heat is on isn't easy - ask any chocolate teapot! So this book provides some practical help on how to live for Jesus at school.
A funny and humorous book reminding children to ask "What about God?" in secondary school situations. There's help with telling others about Jesus, touching base with other Christians, what to do when you feel you've let God down, and how not to start your career at secondary school. All this is wrapped is up with amusing illustrations and examples from others' school experiences.

112 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1992

About the author

David Lawrence is an experienced author of books for this age group including The Superglue Sandwich, Travels with My Zebra and Killer Ping-Pong. He is a former Scripture Union schools worker and currently pastors a church in Yate near Bristol.

Reviews

[Lucy]

what a terrible book. it's so preachy!!!