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The Mystery of the Shining Children (The Jenny Dean Science Fiction Mystery Series, 1)
Dale Bick Carlson

Grosset & Dunlap, 1983

Jenny Dean, teenage detective, suspects that a doctor's experiments on children at a private foundation are part of a plot to achieve mind control.

In and Out of Your Mind: Teen Science : Human Bites

5 reviews
Dale Carlson, Dale Bick Carlson

Bick Publishing House, 2002

Cut-no-corners discussions of hot-button issues
Written by ALA Notable book author Dale Carlson, In And Out Of Your Mind: Teen Science Human Bites presents scientific ethical and moral dilemmas in layman's language that any young reader (our older reader for that matter!) can understand. Written especially for teenagers and young adults, yet very relevant to anyone pondering the problems of science and the limits of humans, In and Out of Your ...

Stop the Pain: Teen Meditations

3 reviews
Dale Bick Carlson

Bick Publishing House, 1999

Teen Meditations
The book How to Stop the Pain, Teen Miditation is a good book to read for young adults. It talks about why young adults are getting pains and why are they doing crazy things to make it better. Young adults are having pains because of money, sex, parents and many more. It also talks about how to medidate. Go to a silent, face the sun, or you can stare at a candle light for 2 minutes and when ...

The Plant People (Laurel Leaf)

1 review
Dale Bick Carlson

Dell Pub Co, 1979

Nostalgic, but not all that great.
Dale Bick Carson, The Plant People (Franklin Watts, 1977) I tracked a copy of this down last week. I hadn't read it since it originally came out; we're coming up on three decades since then. Despite the estimated fifteen thousand books that have crossed my eyes since then, images from this book were stuck (most of them distorted, as it turned out, but still kind of accurate) in my head after ...

I Found a Baby Raccoon, What Do I Do? (Found a Baby Series)
Dale Bick Carlson

Bick Publishing House, 1997

Girls are equal too: The women's movement for teenagers
Dale Bick Carlson

Atheneum, 1975

A teenage girl's guide to the women's liberation movement discussing the current status of women, how it got that way, and what can be done about it.

I Found a Baby Squirrel, What Do I Do? (I Found a Baby Series)

2 reviews
Dale Bick Carlson

Bick Publishing House, 1997

GREAT book
Thank goodness someone came out with a practical guide. These people that scream 'rehabber!' are usually either rehabbers, or happy to sacrifice the baby squirrel to their almighty esoteric beliefs. The reality is, there might NOT be a rehabber in your area, or, if there is, they may not be able to give the baby the time and attention that it will need to survive. GET THIS BOOK!

The Mystery of the Hidden Trap (The Jenny Dean Science Fiction Mystery Series, 2)
Dale Bick Carlson

Grosset & Dunlap, 1983

Sixteen-year-old Jenny Dean and her friend Mike Ward try to discover the significance of a twelve-year-old boy's presence at the scene of four nearly-fatal accidents involving four different people living in four different towns.

Teen Brain Book: Who & What Are You?

2 reviews
Dale Bick Carlson, Nancy Teasdale

Topeka Bindery, 2004

A guide to how the human brain works and how to use this knowledge to change one's own personality
Award-winning author Dale Carlson presents The Teen Brain Book, a guide to how the human brain works and how to use this knowledge to change one's own personality and liberate one from suffering. Intended especially for ages twelve and up, The Teen Brain Book covers such topics as how learning and memory work, evolutionary psychology, tools for self-change, and more. In addition to the latest ...

Wild Heart
Dale Bick Carlson

Dell Pub Co, 1979

A poor teenager who lives on a ranch desperately wants to escape her unhappy life.

The Mystery of the Madman at Cornwall Crag (James Budd Mysteries, No 1)
Dale Bick Carlson

Goldencraft, 1984

Sixteen-year-old supersleuth James Budd tries to exonerate Stanley Parker, a troubled Vietnam veteran accused of murderous moonlight rampages.

Where's Your Head?: Psychology For Teenagers

3 reviews
Dale Bick Carlson

Topeka Bindery, 1998

Carlson has the uncanny ability to connect with teens.,
There is a teenager screaming "Help" on the cover of "Where's Your Head." Underneath, it says, "Psychology for teenagers. How to find out about your own personality- how it was formed, and what you can do about it." The Carlsons follow up on this promise. The book describes humans from birth to adulthood in a straightforward way. The authors cover everything from potty training to ...

Talk: Teen Art of Communication

2 reviews
Dale Bick Carlson

Tandem Library, 2006

'Wonderful tips to effective communication',School Library Journal
School Library Journal, August 2006,says of TALK: TEEN ART OF COMMUNICATION--TALK TO YOURSELF, TO OTHERS, TO PARENTS, TEACHERS, BOSSES, TO SISTERS & BROTHERS, TO YOUR BEST FRIEND, TO PEOPLE YOU DON'T LIKE: "Exploring the philosophical and psychological aspects of communication, Carlson encourages young people to begin with a study of their own thoughts, feelings, and reactions, and clarifies the ...

I Found a Baby Rabbit, What Do I Do (Found a Baby Series)
Dale Bick Carlson

Bick Publishing House, 1997

The Mountain of Truth

1 review
Dale Bick Carlson

Atheneum, 1972

THUMBS UP FOR THE MOUNTAIN OF TRUTH
It is poignant to write about this book, a cherished friend in my youth over thirty years ago, decades after I was first captivated by it. Just this month I read it again and found that it holds up surprisingly well. The plot: Tibet is liberated and opened up to foreigners; children from different parts of the world attend summer camp in the foothills of the Himalayas, and there over the course ...

I Found a Baby Duck, What Do I Do? (I Found a Baby Series)
Dale Bick Carlson

Bick Publishing House, 1997

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