Share Their Secrets (NAPSA)—Maybe one of the best ways to survive your freshman yearis to talk to hundreds of college sophomores, juniors, and seniors who did survive (and even a few who didn’t). That’s whatis offered up in the new book, “How to Survive Your Freshman Year” (Hundreds $12.95). : of Heads Books, eo Some sample advice: “Tackling your workload in college is like shoveling snow. Do a little bit every day and you'll get by.” What’s so special about your freshman year? It’s one of the biggest transitions in a person’s life. The anticipation can bring on stomachaches, teeth-grinding, and parental feuds. Happily, this book understands and asks former freshmen all kinds of interesting and fun questions about dating, roommates, money, free time, and yes, even laundry. Ultimately, it helps new college students—all 1.7 million—get a jump-start on one of life’s most exhilarating experiences. The book’s strength is its authenticity. The suggestions and comments are candid, heartfelt, and easy to read—real advice from real people offering 800 personal stories and advice tidbits. Now in bookstores, this mustread for all college freshmen also makes a great gift. Visit www.hun dredsofheads.com.
