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Emotionally Healthy Twins: A New Philosophy for Parenting Two Unique Children

13 reviews
Joan Friedman

Da Capo Press, 2008

Meeting the Challenges of Twins
"Raising Emotionally Healthy Twins" fills the space earlier reserved exclusively for Dr. Spock, except that it defines the understanding necessary to cope with the thrills, worries and trials attached to a 'two fer.' Dr. Friedman has written what I deem to be the ultimate guide to the healthy development of twins - one that speaks from the heart as well as the mind. This is a book which ...

COLOR PRINTING IN ENGLAND, 1486-1870
Joan M. Friedman

Yale Center for British Art, 1978

P.F. Collier's 1992 International Year Book: Covering the Year 1991 (Yearbook 1992)
P.F. Collier, Lauren S. Bahr, ...

P.F. Collier, 1992

Lawyers Are From Mercury, Clients Are From Pluto

1 review
Peter D. Zeughauser

Client Focus Press, 1999

Lawyers Are From Mercury, Clients Are From Pluto
More at home with innovation than convention, Peter Zeughauser has established a national reputaion in the legal profession as an author, speaker, and consultant to leading law firms and law departments. This book contains many new monographs and the best of his groundbreaking writings about: * competitive strateies for law firms * business development * successfully managing a law ...

Creating and Transforming Households: The Constraints of the World-Economy (Studies in Modern Capitalism)
Joan Smith, Immanuel Wallerstein

Cambridge University Press, 1992

This book examines the intimate link between the micro-structures of households and the structures of the world-economy at a global level. It seeks to explain differences in wage levels for work of comparable productivity by examining the different structures of households as "income-pooling units." The authors argue that the boundaries and sources of income of households are molded by the changing patterns of the world-economy, but are also ...

Cláper (Jewish Latin America series)
Alicia Freilich

University of New Mexico Press, 1998

Cláper is a novel of Venezuelan Jewish life originally published in Spanish in 1987. Narrated by a father, a first-generation emigrant from Eastern Europe, and his daughter, a second-generation Jewish Venezuelan, it tells a classic story of the twentieth-century Jewish experience, of Old World struggles for economic survival and New World struggles for acceptance and independence. The novel's appeal lies in the author's success in rendering two ...