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Always provocative on the subject of sex and human sexuality, Father Andrew Greeley gives his candid thoughts on how everyone can use his or her sexuality as a positive, delightful force in everyday life.

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Why does sexuality fascinate and why do we still fear it

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Written as a gift for other parents to help them cope with the pain and loneliness of decision making, this book will also be a valuable resource for medical professionals, adoption and social workers, counselors and spiritual advisors, and friends and family of the parents.

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Melding storytelling and the power of poetry, Eddie Wallace walks readers through his childhood after four years under foster care and then then eight years plus, in a Children's Home - his older sister Vangie, his main support. In Short Stories that Rhyme, he delivers these intense experiences taught him: relationships are the key to happiness.

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In this warm, supportive, and straightforward guide, Bancroft, the author of "Why Does He Do That," and communication specialist Patrissi offer a way for women to take stock of their relationships and move forward--with or without their partners.

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As psychology advances its understanding of the mind and brain, perhaps the last remaining bastion of mystery about why we do what we do relates to love and attraction. Packed with useful questionnaires and invaluable advice, this is a guide on how to catch - and keep - your perfect partner.

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A host of smart and funny women offer a big-picture view of what it means to be single today

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Neville Cooper started out with divine impulses: to preach the Word and bring sinners to God, and to build a Christian utopia on earth. However, not all his followers could stomach the rule of this self-righteous man. Especially his eldest son Phil. Fleur Beale, with Phil Cooper and his son Israel, has written their extraordinary story.

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The bestselling authors of "Being Dead Is No Excuse" and "Somebody's Going to Die If Lilly Beth Doesn't Catch That Bouquet" deliver a hilarious treatise--complete with recipes--on the joys, trials, and tribulations of being the daughter of a Southern woman.

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This story is about friendship that crosses race, religion and culture, Without mentioning the differences, the story's focus is a little boy who understands the importance of friends, friendship and thinking for yourself. The story is written in rhyme which helps to facilitate reading for new readers.

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The contributors to this work explore the mother and son relationship. Seven mothers and seven sons tread on emotional minefields, some gingerly, some with great anger. The collection includes contributions from Spike Milligan, Michael Bywater, Jon Snow, Jenny Craddock and Kate Saunders.

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In this book, an experienced psychotherapist taps in-depth interviews to document how boys who grew up with psychotic, bipolar, depressed, or mentally ill parents coped with the stresses and became the men they are today.

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Feel like your sex life has lost its zing Does your sexual imagination need a spark This handbook for consenting adults contains 52 recipes for reinvigorating sex. Each sex recipe provides step-by-step details of setting, preparation, ingredients, recommended techniques, positions, play and talk all the way through to orgasm delivery.

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The Laws of Supply and Demand - or how to kick-start your sex life.If having sex carries too many costs - too much time or energy - you won't do it enough.

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The Raineys offer an upbeat and practical manual for marriage to guide couples through the challenges they face as they start their lives together.

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The trusted resource to help frustrated parents reconnect with their teenagers-now revised and updated for today's hectic world, changing family demographics, and ever-evolving technologies

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In the Facebook Age, parents are susceptible to oversharing, from posting photos of their baby's first bathroom experience to criticizing the parenting skills of fellow Facebook Ofriends.O "STFU, Parents" showcases the hilarious, horrifying, and even downright bizarre behavior of parents on the web.