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El Jazz, no es fácil de bailar. (los campeones Bulls de Chicago luchan contra Utah en las Finales de la NBA ...

Spanish Publications, Inc., 1997

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Pushover

1 review
Lillian O'Donnell

G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1992

Thriller, page turner, and intense.
Lillian O'Donnell puts you into an amazingly real New York setting. Once you start reading, you feel as if you have to keep reading to see who kidnapped the boy and why the guy is stalking women in subway stations and when the detectives are gonna crack the case. If you like stories having to do with murder and ransom and so forth, read this book.

Be a Parent, Not a Pushover: A Guide to Raising Happy Emotionally-Healthy Teens

2 reviews
Maryann Rosenthal, Dale Fetherling

Soledad Mountain Press, 2000

The perfect stocking stuffer.
Be a Parent, Not a Pushover is an incredibly insightful and informative book. Dr. Rosenthal has done an excellent job of explaining the scientific reasons why teen behavior can change and then outlines a practical and sensible strategy to deal with these changes. This book provides the tools that every parent needs to enjoy a healthy relationship with their children. I highly recommend ...

It Takes a Parent : How the Culture of Pushover Parenting Is Hurting Our Kids--and What to Do AboutIt

22 reviews
Betsy Hart, 2005

Dare to Parent Despite 'Parenting Culture'
Betsy Hart has written an enjoyable, common-sense, and very informative primer on parenting in a `parenting culture' of so-called experts who often contradict themselves and who seem to think they (and not parents) know what is best for raising healthy, well-adjusted kids. Hart's main point for me was that parents must be prepared and willing to fight and persevere in their `rescue mission' ...

It Takes a Parent: How the Culture of Pushover Parenting Is Hurting Our Children-and What to DoAbout it

2 reviews
Betsy Hart

Perigee Trade, 2006

Insightful Help
This was an excellent book, full of humor and good sense. I learned quite a bit. The author cites many contemporary authorities and critiques popular ideas about child-rearing that may be deficient. She often uses examples from her own family. There is motivation as well as insight.