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The No-Cry Discipline Solution : Gentle Ways to Encourage Good Behavior Without Whining, Tantrums, and Tears

29 reviews

McGraw-Hill, 2007

Should be required reading for new parents
I'm only slightly more than half-way through this book. However, in the last three days I have used techiniques from this book (on my three year old) and all three times successively. In my opinion, books of this nature are really psychology books (how to deal with another person, in this case a toddler/child, and how to put things into perspective for ourselves). Most everything here we ...

Some Assembly Required

42 reviews
Thom Singer

New Tear Publishing LLC, 2007

Thom Singer Does It Again
Thom Singer is one of my favorite networking authors. Why? He practices what he preaches. He not only tells me how to network, and how to get more out of business and professional relationships, he does it himself. Other network authors are too busy networking with "important people" to network in my space (with the average, hard-working professional that we all work with) to really be ...

Tear Soup

136 reviews
Pat Schweibert, Chuck DeKlyen, ...

Grief Watch, 2005

Absolutely beautiful!
I found this book while trying to find a book to explain the loss of my father to my 3 children. After stumbling across it in the bookstore, I believe I found a gem. It really told a beautiful, very touching story about Grandy who is suffering a loss. It really shows the different stages of grief one goes through and it really hits home. I had my kids and sister read it, and then I gave it to ...

Tears of the Moon

20 reviews
Di Morrissey

HarperCollins Publishers, 1998

A SPELLBINDING FAMILY SAGA...
This author is a born storyteller. She weaves a spellbinding story of a young woman, Lily Burton who, upon the death of her mother, embarks upon a search for her roots. The only link with her past is a beautiful mother-of-pearl pendant with distinctive markings. Her voyage of discovery takes her to western Australia and a town called Broome. It is there that she finds her great-grandmother ...

A Barrel of Laughs, a Vale of Tears

20 reviews
Jules Feiffer

HarperCollins Publishers, 1995

Die Laughing -- a review by Olivia, age 9
In the beginning Roger is a prince, but not a normal prince. Roger has a strange effect on people. If he gets too close to a person, they could die laughing. When J. Wellington Wizard tells Roger to go on a quest, Roger asks, "Isn't a quest where you have to go somewhere or find something?" J. Wellington says that he sees him entering the Forever Forest, and tells him to take a sack of magic ...

Tears of a Dragon (Dragons in Our Midst, Volume 4) (The Dragons in Our Midst)

24 reviews
Bryan Davis

AMG Publishers, 2005

Stunning Finish
This is a great book for all ages. It exspreses Love, Joy, and a fight for what is right. Join a teenage boy and girl on a adventure of a lifetime. Fight against evil and win the battle. Knights, Dragons, adventure, who could ask for more? Buy this book and you will see what I mean. Will you dare to read or not?

To Wake in Tears: Understanding Interstitial Cystitis

61 reviews
Catherine M. Simone

IC Hope, 1998

Have IC? Here is Someone Who Really Knows How You Feel
This review was written by Dawn R. Mahowald When life is very difficult with IC, it is helpful to know that there is someone else out there who genuinely understands what you are going through, like Cathy Simone does. While there are other inspiring books for people with painful chronic disorders, this one can really reach out and touch the person with IC. It is also great that Cathy ...

The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency Box Set: "The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency" "Tears of the Giraffe" ...

20 reviews
Alexander Mccall Smith

Anchor, 2003

The NO. 1 Ladies Detective Agenc Box Set
I love the box set . It is a great gift for any young adult or adult. I have finished " The No.1 Ladies Detective Agency" and really enjoyed it. I would recommend these books to anyone.

Beyond Tears

29 reviews

St. Martin's Griffin, 2007

A Book that Really Tells it Like it is.
I thought this book was excellent and so helpful - as anything can be at a time like this...it is comforting to know that others share in this horrible journey of grief and you are not alone in your feelings. The writer/writers have all been there and will be for the rest of their lives. I cried my eyes out but found the book cathartic. I have read a few others but none have touched me as ...

Tears of Rage

79 reviews
John Walsh

Pocket, 1998

The saddest book I have ever read.
I've never read a book so gripping or heart wrenching. My condolences to you and your family Mr. Walsh; my heart breaks for you.

Beyond the Tears: A True Survivor's Story

14 reviews
Lynn C. Tolson

1st Books Library, 2003

Be prepared to be captivated...and up all night
During my research on domestic violence to feature in Sisters in the Lord Magazine for October, which happens to be Domestic Violence Awareness Month, I ran across Lynn Tolson's, Beyond the Tears: A True Survivor's Story. By the second paragraph of Beyond the Tears, I was transported into the mind of a young woman bent on suicide and traveled with her through her suicide attempt, discovery, ...

Seven Tears into the Sea

12 reviews
Terri Farley

Simon Pulse, 2005

Very Well-Written
I read this book two summers ago (yes, I unfortunately turned it into the cliched "summer read," but it doesn't have to be that way), and loved it. I decided, not long ago, to re-read it, and once I did, I picked up so many small facts and witty one-liners that I hadn't picked up on before. This book is so jam-packed with clear details that it's almost impossible to read them and let them ...

Shed No Tears

12 reviews
Ollie Morgan

Writers Club Press, 2003

I thoroughly enjoyed this book and corrosponding with the author, as I went
A lot was learned about the subject matter of Shed No Tears. It seems not all the facts of the era had been fully exposed, until the writing of this book. I also enjoyed learning the cast of characters. Some I dispised, some I fell in love with. To this day, I still think of them. I highly recommend it.

Battle Angel Alita, Volume 2: Tears Of An Angel (Battle Angel Alita (Graphic Novels))

14 reviews

VIZ Media LLC, 2004

"Tomorrow is useless to a dead man"
As is true of almost any tale of cyborgs the question of the difference between mechanical consciousness and mechanized humanity is one of the driving forces behind the Battle Angel Alita series. At what point does a combination or brain, spinal column and hardware gain or lose its human nature. In this second stanza in the series, Alita, who was brought back to life in the first volume, ...

Day of Tears

12 reviews
Julius Lester

Hyperion Book CH, 2007

Loss Made Concrete
It is easy to forget the personal voice of violence, private and collective. It is even easier to distance oneself in dates, place names, and events. - this number of human cargo shipped to that port, the price that could be gotten for a "prime" young man, the political and societal arguments swirling around the economics and morality of the slave trade. Day of Tears strips away all defenses ...

Deltora Quest #02: The Lake Of Tears (Deltora Quest)

18 reviews
Emily Rodda

Scholastic Paperbacks, 2001

Deltora Quest Book 2: The Lake of Tears
The Lake of Tears is the second to the Deltora Quest series. In this book the trio of Lief, Barda, and Jasmine are off to the Lake of Tears to get the second gem to the Belt of Deltora. The gem was the Ruby, which they had to defeat the evil Thaegan to get. In the first book of the series, Lief found out from his father, Jarred, that he was the one who was meant to save Deltora by finding the ...

Cerridwen's Tears

16 reviews
Sheryl McCarty

Amazon, 2007

Read on!
I Loved it! Its fast paced dialog and well developed characters got me from the start. I read the excerpt twice and I could find no reference to a husband who was afraid of vampires, in fact there was no husband at all so I'm not sure where some other reviewers got that part. I loved Lara's snarky attitude and thought it was refreshing to see a female character who's not stumbling over herself ...

Virga Tears: The True Story of a Soldier's Sojourn Back to Vietnam

16 reviews
James H. Fallon

Dickens Press, 2001

Virga Tears
I was surprised to find tears of laughter from a book on Vietnam. This is one that I will read over and over and send to friends for the Holidays. A new twist and a story not previously told about the war. What a trip what an adventure.

Awakening Through the Tears: Interstitial Cystitis and the Mind/Body/Spirit Connection

12 reviews
Catherine M. Simone

IC Hope, 2002

There is Hope and From A Different Point of View
Being diagnosed with Interstitial Cystitis and feeling completely alone in a world where no one understands your pain, grief, and fear Catherine Simone provides hope and friendship through her writing. In her third book Awakening Through The Tears she leads you through her story of how she "healed the rest of the way". Unlike in her first two books Simone goes into great detail regarding the ...

Thumbs, Toes, and Tears: And Other Traits That Make Us Human

13 reviews
Chip Walter

Walker & Company, 2008

I Am The World
"Thumbs, Toes and Tears" surveys six general traits the author, Chip Walter, consideres uniquely human - a big toe, opposable thumb, larynx for speech plus three acts deeply intertwined with our past - laughing, crying and kissing. Included in the discussions are more mysterious aspects - our unique memory system, our intuitiveness, our ability to communicate by all sorts of visual and sensory ...

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