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12 Brain/Mind Learning Principles in Action: Developing Executive Functions of the Human Brain

2 reviews
Renate Nummela Caine, Geoffrey Caine, ...

Corwin Press, 2008

Cutting-edge mind/brain information
Caine, Caine, and friends have succeeded again, with their new, effectively written book about brain/mind principles. Their earlier book, "Making Connections," is a primer about how the brain learns best. In this new book the authors delineate each of the 12 learning principles in a way that any teacher can use and benefit from. I recommend this book highly as an addition to professional ...

Being a Widow

3 reviews
Lynn Caine

Penguin (Non-Classics), 1990

A must have book for widows.
When my husband died, a friend brought me this book. I felt the last thing I wanted was a book about widowhood. But, when I opened the cover and started reading, I knew I had found what I needed. Lynn Caine knows how it feels to lose a husband. She offers a practical and understanding approach to being a widow. I now pass this book on to other widows.

Widow

2 reviews
Lynn Caine

Bantam, 1987

Painfully Passionate and Honest
With the angst and aguish of her loss seething on every single page, this book is not just the story of loss and recovery, it is a manual of what not to do when you lose a spouse, how not to ignore the fact this event may strike at any time and true insight into a pained and tormented soul, that of a woman you will come to love and hate as you read on. This is one of the all time best books ever ...

Life Lines: Learning to Live Alone Without Being Lonely

1 review
Lynn Caine

Doubleday, 1978

Misleading Title
Book was good but not really educational unless you are a widow. Its non-fictional not really educational but a story of a woman who recently lost her husband, is lonely and is having behavioral problems her son.