from vortega

Simplicity takes center stage in this metaphoric manual for understanding the dynamics of change. In less than 100 pages of large print and rather wide margins, Spencer Johnson, MD, dilutes his original, adult-oriented, self-help bestseller of the same name, to guide teens through the intricate m...

from jerenda

It was really simplistic and lame. And quite dumb. This is for TEENS, not kindergarteners. Puh-lease.

from rumyana2

This is a must read for everyone. Change is a constant phenomenon in life and that is why this wonderful parable how to deal with it can be of great help to people. It describes change in one's work and life, and four typical reactions to said change with two mice Sniff and Scurry, two "little pe...

from ucla148

"Who Moved My Cheese?" gives all teens going through hard times inspiration. Teenagers (myself included) have a lot on their plates and are constantly in stressful situations. The book itself is a metaphor. The underlying meaning is, if you want something you must go and get it. I was able to app...

from Preston.Kringle

Who Moved My Cheese teen edition is a thought provoking book that tells the story of four mice whom overcome thoughts/fears in order to adapt to change.