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The Father's Emergency Guide to Divorce-Custody Battle: A Tour Through the Predatory World of Judges, ...

26 reviews
Robert Seidenberg, William Dawes

JES Books, 1997

Realistic
this book is informative. It shows you what you might expect. For me, it was a review of what has happened and a quick look at what I might have to look forward to. It was a good book. It showed me that my illogical, so to be ex-wife, is not the only woman out there who cares more about herself than the best interests of her child. When do we, as a society, get real about this and do ...

The New Orleans Garden: Gardening in the Gulf South

1 review
Charlotte Seidenberg, Jane Weissman

University Press of Mississippi, 1993

Lovely as a companion to other books
Very comprehensive and specific, which I needed. But contains no graphics of gardens or plants. Consider this a companion to other books that provide those features as well.

Women Who Marry Houses: Panic and Protest in Agoraphobia

1 review
Robert Seidenberg, Karen Decrow

Mcgraw-Hill, 1983

What did Emily Dickinson and Carolyn Wyeth have in common?
They knew that in order to survive as unique individuals they had to eschew the culture of the outside world. I came upon this book while doing some research about the history of women. A thorough reading of this seminal book might well give you the insight necessary to become all that you are, and experience the richness of life you instinctively knew was there for the taking. You needn't be ...

The Wildlife Garden: Planning Backyard Habitats

1 review
Charlotte Seidenberg

University Press of Mississippi, 1995

Excellent resource for Mississippi/Louisiana gardeners!
I have really enjoyed this little book. I find myself reading it over and over and it is now has all the signs of a well used resource: it is dog-eared here and there and there are notes and underlinings throughout. If you appreciate birds, butterflies, and other wildlife, and are interested in attracting them, this is an excellent resource. The book very accurately describes various familiar ...

Posthistoric man;: An inquiry (Beacon paperback)

1 review
Roderick Seidenberg

Beacon Press, 1957

Masterpiece
This book suggests a system of organizational analysis that is as chilling as it is insightful. Seidenberg is a bit fatalistic at times, but if you see the world as spiralling into an abyss of dehumanization it's hard not to be! NOTE: This book is rightly included on many best books of the 20th century lists but is largely ignored.

Childhood Epilepsies (Wiley Series on Studies in Child Psychiatry)

John Wiley and Sons Ltd, 1992

This collection of essays on childhood epilepsy considers the problem from a variety of perspectives and discusses the effects of medications and treatment, analyzes the academic achievements and performance of children with epilepsy and traces its effects on the victim's family and behaviour.