A brief but complete presentation of the arguments against using tobacco, written from a teen perspective.

Since teenagers typically consider themselves immortal and indestructible, the opening argument against smoking is presented from a social perspective, pointing out that smoking makes users look, smell and feel bad, and makes them prey to the growing social isolation of smokers.

An extensive question-and-answer section explains what makes tobacco one of the most addictive and deadly drugs, describes the dire long-term health effects of smoking, chewing tobacco and snuff, and suggests healthy alternatives to becoming a tobacco addict.