There are 35 books by John Balding on BookOrb. A strong starting point is Young people in 1997 (1998). The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Standalone books

  1. 1 Just a tick 1986
  2. 2 Young people in 1986 1987
  3. 3 Alcohol consumption and alcohol-related behaviour in young people 1987
  4. 4 Parents and health education 1988 · 101 pages
  5. 5 Young people in 1987 1988
  6. 6 Schoolchildren and drugs in 1987 1988
  7. 7 Health education priorities for the primary school curriculum 1989 · 188 pages
  8. 8 Young people in 1988 1989
  9. 9 Young people's health related behaviour in 1988 1989
  10. 10 We teach them how to drink! 1989
  11. 11 Catchment area and health related behaviour 1989
  12. 12 The primary health related behaviour questionnaire 1990
  13. 13 Young people into the nineties 1992 · 90 pages
  14. 14 Young people in 1989 1992 · 150 pages
  15. 15 Young people in 1991 1992 · 145 pages
  16. 16 Young people in 1990 1992 · 148 pages
  17. 17 Young people in 1992 1993 · 123 pages
  18. 18 Young people in 1993 1994 · 13,518 pages
  19. 19 Young people and illegal drugs, 1989-1995 1994
  20. 20 Young people in 1994 1995
  21. 21 Young people in 1995 1996 · 169 pages
  22. 22 Bully off 1996
  23. 23 Young people in 1996 1997 · 175 pages
  24. 24 Young people in 1997 1998 · 181 pages
  25. 25 Young people in 1998 - and looking back as far as 1983 1999
  26. 26 Young people in 1999 2000 · 165 pages
  27. 27 Young people in 2001 2002 · 161 pages
  28. 28 Young People in 2003 2004
  29. 29 Young people in 2004 2005 · 142 pages

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Frequently asked questions

How many books has John Balding written?

BookOrb lists 35 books by John Balding.

Where should I start with John Balding?

A good starting point is Young people in 1997 (1998).

What is the John Balding books in order list?

In publication order: 1. Just a tick (1986), 2. Young people in 1986 (1987), 3. Alcohol consumption and alcohol-related behaviour in young people (1987), 4. Parents and health education (1988), 5. Young people in 1987 (1988), 6. Schoolchildren and drugs in 1987 (1988), 7. Health education priorities for the primary school curriculum (1989), 8. Young people in 1988 (1989), 9. Young people's health related behaviour in 1988 (1989), 10. We teach them how to drink! (1989), 11. Catchment area and health related behaviour (1989), 12. The primary health related behaviour questionnaire (1990), 13. Young people into the nineties (1992), 14. Young people in 1989 (1992), 15. Young people in 1991 (1992), and 14 more.