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Real life stories of joy and fun reflections about raising a special needs child that are meant to encourage special needs parents . Told from a Christian perspective, yet some stories are almost PG, Also includes information and specific actions regarding exercise and expectations for your special needs child.

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Eldercare 101: A Practical Guide to Later Life Planning, Care, and Wellbeing is the key to making order and peace from chaos and crisis for our elders and their caregivers. Whether used for proactive planning or fast answers, this comprehensive resource offers the steppingstones needed to help a loved one live well through the later years.

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Challenges currently accepted practices that involve coercing or controlling teenagers, identifying seven negative behaviors that should be avoided by parents while demonstrating how to accomplish goals in a relationship with a teen by changing the adult's behavior. Reprint.

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Teenagers are growing up in a world of widening social inequality, political apathy and economic uncertainty. They join gangs, are obese, have underage sex, watch porn, drink and are a menace to society. This book shows how it feels to be young and what it takes to survive and thrive on the journey to adulthood.

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A parenting expert reveals the four biggest threats to girls' psychological growth and explains how parents can help their daughters develop a healthy sense of self

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An uplifting and inspiring story of the lives, loves and ministries of the Reverend John B. and Willa A. Rice This book is lovingly dedicated to the memories of two of the most wonderful parents that eleven children could ever have had.

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Want to create your own universe It's trickier than it looks . . .

God's Cosmic Cookbook opens kids' eyes to the latest scientific theories on the origins, history, and future of the universe by showing them how to cook their own cosmos.

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Paul Goodman's Growing Up Absurd was a runaway bestseller when it was first published in 1960, and it became one of the defining texts of the nascent New Left.

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In this daring book, acclaimed author and playwright Ensler offers fictional monologues and stories inspired by girls around the globe--a call to action for girls everywhere to become the women they're meant to be.

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A Millennial's groundbreaking investigation into why his generation, the most educated in American history, is economically worse off than their parents, challenging popular stereotypes and creating a radical and devastating picture of what it means to be young in America.

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Last Season of Innocence discusses the lives of the preteens and teenagers who were in junior high school, high school, and the first year of college in the 1960s. Brooks offers a unique account of this much-chronicled decade by examining the experiences of these often overlooked young people.

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"After seventh-grader Jerome is shot by a white police officer, he observes the aftermath of his death and meets the ghosts of other fallen black boys, including historical figure Emmett Till"--]cProvided by publisher.

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This volume makes Korczak's philosophy available in the United States for thefirst time. As relevant and true as if it had been written today, its simple, basic premise is that understanding children is the key to being able to takecare of them, respect them, and love them.

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When Timmy Twinkle kicks a ball - it's magic! A funny and charming story by award-winning author Sally Gardner, in her MAGICAL CHILDREN series.

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Offers an analysis of young people born after 1982, explaining how they differ from their Baby Boomer and generation X parents, their characteristic behavior and attitudes, and prospects for their future.

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Kory and Kash are twin brothers, and are very close to each other. They have a lot of fun together. However, Kory has some difficulties that Kash doesn't. This is because Kory has autism. Despite Kory's disability, Kash doesn't view his brother as being any different than him, and hopes others will accept Kory the way he has.