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Walking the Tightrope: Solutions for Achieving Life Balance Without a Net
Erica Orloff, Kathy Levinson

Financial Times Prentice Hall, 2004

We-re more wired than ever: cell phones on our hips, laptops, email, instant messaging. The killer apps are killing us. Technology was supposed to make it easier for us, but we are more out of balance and out of touch with the things in life that are most important to us than we were a decade ago. Orloff and Levinson will help readers to find that sense of balance so they can handle the highwire act of living and working without flaming out.

MurphyÆs Three Homes: A Story for Children in Foster Care
Jan Levinson Gilman

Magination Press, 2008

Murphy, a Tibetan Terrier puppy is told he is a >good luck dog' he is cheerful, happy, and loves to play and wag his tail. However, after going through two different homes and an animal shelter, Murphy starts to feel like a >bad luck dog' who nobody wants. Murphy's Three Homes follows this adorable pup through his placement in three new homes, as well as through his anxiety, self-doubt, and hope for a new, loving family. Finally, ...

The 60-Second Commute: A Guide to Your 24/7 Home Office Life

5 reviews
Erica Orloff, Kathy Levinson

FT Press, 2003

professional advice
Mazny years ago the famed author Dr. Alvin Toefler predicted that more of us would be working from our homes. That projection came true leaving a space for advice as to how to do it. The authors Kathy Levinson and Erica Orloff not only provide a solution but valuable advice about issues we may not have considered. This book is tastefully and professionally crafted. Following my reading of the ...

First Aid for Tantrums

4 reviews
Kathy Levinson

Saturn Press, 1997

Boy, is this a good book!
As a young mother of four (two of whom are in the throws of the terrible Twos) I really needed this book. My kids are like most, I guess, brimming over with energy that sometimes gets misplaced. Sometimes they throw a lone fit when they don't get what they want, for instance when our girl wants "ice fweam" for dinner instead of the dreaded "p'sghetti." Or when our penultimate son wants to ...