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The irreducible needs of children
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T. Berry Brazelton |
What do infants and children really need? In this impassioned dialogue our country's most distinguished pediatrician and most influential child psychiatrist define what every child must have in the f… |
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We are a rainbow
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Nancy Tabor |
Simple text and illustrations explore some of the similarities and differences that a child recognizes after moving to the United States from a Spanish-speaking country. |
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MegaSkills
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Dorothy Rich |
"MegaSkills is a remarkable achievement . . . what it means is that parents across the country are willing to stand' shoulder to shoulder with teachers in ensuring that our children have the best pos… |
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Parenting with values
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Christiane Kutik |
What do we, as parents, need to give our children to ensure they grow up to be happy, well-balanced and resilient people? Parenting tutor and mother of two Christiane Kutik tells us that, above all, … |
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If you had to choose, what would you do?
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Sandra McLeod Humphrey |
Presents a number of scenarios involving ethical dilemmas and asks the reader to decide what to do. |
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Raising can-do kids
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Richard Rende |
"In a world that's changing at warp speed, our kids will need to navigate a path to success without a roadmap -- something entrepreneurs do every day. What if we looked to the world of entrepreneursh… |
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Little people in tough spots
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V. Gilbert Beers,Ronald A. Beers,Beers, V. Gilbert |
Tells how people in the Bible handled problems similar to those faced by children today. |
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Dealing with teasing
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Lisa K. Adams |
Discusses why people tease, the difference between affectionate and mean or cruel teasing, and offers suggestions for how to deal with the latter. |
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More zingers for 1st-3rd graders
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Lynn, David |
Presents true-to-life problem situations in such areas as advertising, drug use, TV violence, stress, sports competition, and smoking, and asks readers to decide how they should be handled. |
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Stay Strong
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Terrie Williams |
Terrie Williams recounts the experiences she has had during her career as head of her own public relations firm and profiles the artists she has met. |
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Telling isn't tattling
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Kathryn M. Hammerseng |
Distinguishes between telling and tattling and explains the motivations behind tattling. |
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How to behave and why
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Munro Leaf |
Presents the four things people must be in order to live together pleasantly: honest, fair, strong, and wise. |
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All about you
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Catherine Anholt |
When you wake up in the morning, how do you feel? Happy, tired, sad? Noisy, quiet, glad? This book invites very young children to think and talk about themselves and their world |
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Kids Write Through It
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The Staff of Fairview Press |
A collection of essays in which the writers relate how they have worked through problem situations such as an illness, the death of a parent, or the loss of a pet. |
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Teens Write Through It
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The Staff of Fairview Press |
Essays by teens about how they dealt with such problems as drug addiction, sexual abuse, disability, racism, divorce, anorexia, and depression. |
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