dancing miracle neurology psychiatry

books:

The 1941 Year Book of Neurology, Psychiatry and Endocrinology
Nolan Lewis, Elmer Sevringhaus Edited by Hans Reese

The Year Book Publishers, 1942

Send Me Down a Miracle

8 reviews
Han Nolan

Harcourt Paperbacks, 2003

Awesome!
I just finished this one. WOW! I couldn't put it down. Han Nolan is one of the best writers I have ever read. All her books are just as great as this one. I can't wait 'till she writes another!

When We Were Saints

5 reviews
Han Nolan

Harcourt Paperbacks, 2005

Excellent
This book was even better than I expected. I like this author and I thought the basic story line sounded interesting so I bought it. It was much a much deeper book than I anticipated and I read it from beginning to end in one sitting. I didn't want to put it down. The searching and resolution in this story is more than most people figure out in their whole lives. I think many people would ...

Dancing on the Edge

69 reviews
Han Nolan

Harcourt Paperbacks, 2007

An extraordinary story of survival and mental illness
Kids ages 12 an older will find an extraordinary story of survival and mental illness in DANCING ON THE EDGE, which features the life of one Miracle, who finds dancing is the only thing which lends meaning to an isolated life with her grandparents. When her grandmother forbids her to dance, Miracle's desperate act confines her to a mental hospital in this story of a troubled young woman's search ...

A Face in Every Window

11 reviews
Han Nolan

Harcourt Paperbacks, 2008

Great book about real-life struggles
This book is really well written. It's mainly about a teenager named James-Patrick and the problems he faces in his everyday life after his grandmother, who held the family together, died. His father is mentally retarded. They move into a large house after his grandmother dies, and his mother invites "weird" people (according to JP) to come live with the family. JP can't stand the chaos in ...

Born Blue

51 reviews
Han Nolan

Harcourt Paperbacks, 2003

Born Blue by. Han Nolan
Born Blue is a favorite book i have read.It's about a girl named janie who soon changes her name to Leshaya.She is a girl who lives in a Foster Home with her foster brother Harmon and there foster parents,Pete and Patsy.the reason she is in the Foster Home is because her mom left her and thats how it started.Then it started to get bed her foster brother got adopted and than she got kidnapped by ...

A Summer of Kings

8 reviews
Han Nolan

Harcourt Children's Books, 2006

Bound to be a modern classic.
I discovered this book in the teen area of our library. The teen librarians had this as a recommended favorite of the month, or I would have never known it's existance. I picked it up out of curiosity, and decided it looked good,and maybe I could learn something about Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. as they relate to when I was a child too young to be aware. There are so many books I had ...

If I Should Die Before I Wake

82 reviews
Han Nolan

Harcourt Paperbacks, 2003

VERY REALISTIC and a great insight into the minds of both Neo-Nazi's and Jews (at the time of WWII)
It is the story of a young teenage girl named Hillary who was speeding on a motorcycle with her boyfriend, Brad, when they "crashed and burned," leaving Brad unharmed, but Hillary inches from death. She was rushed to a Jewish hospital, where she is slipping back and forth through consciousness, unable to contact anyone around her for the time she is in bed. When she is "unconscious," she is ...