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Your Child's Divorce: What to Expect...What You Can Do (Rebuilding Books)

8 reviews
Marsha Temlock

Impact Publishers, 2006

Surviving Your Child's Divorce
The author, Marsha Temlock, was inspired to write this book based on personal experience. I read an article in the New York Times ("My Child's Divorce Is My Pain" September 2, 2007, also in Boston Globe) telling her story and felt I had to read this book. As divorce becomes more common and parents live longer, they are more and more involved in the breakup of their children's marriage. This is a ...

What to Expect at Bedtime

3 reviews
Heidi Murkoff

HarperFestival, 2000

A great book for bedtime.
It was not easy for me and my husband to send my 3-year-old boy to bed. He always asked for one more song again and again with tears. This bothered us so much. My husband bought this book for him and we read together before his bedtime. After several days, it did work! My boy went to bed without crying and arguing. I thought he got something from this book. The bedtime is no longer "bad time" for ...

What to Expect in Your Fifties : A Woman's Guide to Health, Vitality and Longevity

3 reviews
Judy Mandell

Dell, 1998

Asks the follow-up questions and the questions behind those.
"What to Expect in Your Fifties" is a gem. Mandell has asked brilliant M.D.'s and Ph.D.'s in the major medical specialties the tough questions. Then she asks the follow-up questions and the questions behind those questions - the ones you have on your mind but somehow never get to ask the doctor. Judy Mandell asks the experts what to expect from our breasts, eyes, ears, feet, teeth, skin, ...

Qué Se Puede Esperar Cuando Se Está Esperando: (What to Expect When You're Expecting, 3rd Edition)

12 reviews
Heidi Murkoff, Arlene Eisenberg, ...

Workman Publishing Company, 2006

What You Need to Know
"The perfect companion for Spanish-reading expectant parents. It is a must-have for doctors, midwives, and other health-care providers who need help communicating with Spanish-speaking patients. Qué se puede has been carefully translated by Rosales Communications to be understood by all Hispanic linguistic groups--Cuban Americans, Mexican Americans, Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, and more." (summary ...

Thinking About Therapy? What to Expect From "The Talking Cure"

8 reviews
Elaine L Klonicki

AuthorHouse, 2002

Incredibly Helpful on a Difficult Subject
As someone just beginning to consider therapy, this book has been incredibly helpful. The author writes in a very sensitive and caring way, and it feels like a friend just sitting and talking to you about therapy. She is very honest about what you can expect, what therapy is and what it isn't. The book is full of honest answers to questions that I had not thought about but which are so ...

What to Expect in Reformed Worship: A Visitor's Guide

6 reviews
Daniel R. Hyde

Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2007

Giving an Answer
Pastor Hyde has provided a helpful primer on biblical worship. In this concise booklet he carefully explains the structure and organization of a typical worship service--not for the sake of dry intellectual knowledge, but as a means of priming our hearts and minds for the worship of the living God. A good reference for believers and for unbelievers seeking to understanding what is happening in ...

The Oil Age Is Over: What to Expect as the World Runs Out of Cheap Oil, 2005-2050

4 reviews
Matt Savinar

Savinar Publishing, 2004

Why havent you read this book yet ???
This book is amazing, extraordinary, shocking and brilliant. Even though, it initially appears too alarming to be true, you just cannot disagree with his succinct logic and rationale. This book can change your 'world view' forever. Savinar literally pulls the rug....from right under our secure and complacent feet. And what a fall it is....trust me, it takes a while to recover. This guy is truly ...

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOUR CHILD LEAVES FOR COLLEGE: A Complete Guide for Parents Only

6 reviews
Mary Spohn

Atlantic Publishing Company (FL), 2008

Excellent, comforting advice for parents of college-bound kids
The leap from high school to college is more than just a much-anticipated step for eager young 18 year-olds--it's a major adjustment for their parents as well. Mary Spohn is the mother of two college-aged sons, so she knows a thing or three about those adjustments. Her book gives parents honest and specific information on making the transition as easy as possible for maturing teenagers, and ...

El Primer Ano Del Bebe/What to Expect the First Year

8 reviews
Arlene Eisenberg

Norma S a Editorial, 2001

excelente libro, especialmente para madres primerizas
es una de las mejores cosas q tengo, evito q llame desesperada muchas veces al doctor por pequenas y simples cosas q hacia el bebe. Resuelve muchas dudas, excelente libro. El indice es malo, se hace dificil encontrar cosas a veces

How Is My Third Grader Doing in School? What to Expect and How to Help

3 reviews
Jennifer Richard Jacobson

Fireside, 1999

Right on target for parents and teachers of third graders!
I found this book to be the most practical of any I have seen for parents helping their kids in school. As a public school teacher, I wish I had the same top quality assessment tools available throughout our district. The author clearly shows a thorough understanding of elementary curriculum as well as awareness of a parents need to be informed and involved in a child's education. This a ...

Taming the Lawyers: What to Expect in a Lawsuit and How to Make Sure Your Attorney Gets Results

2 reviews
Kenneth Menendez

Merritt Pub., 1996

A must for reporters
I am a reporter and Ken's book proved to be a wonderful find. It explains complex legal issues that reporters cover on a daily basis. For any reporter, beginner or experienced, this is perfect addition for you library or just good reading if you want a better understanding of the legal system.

How Is My Fifth Grader Doing in School?: What to Expect and How to Help

1 review
Jennifer Richard Jacobson

Fireside, 2000

Right on the Money
How Is My Fifth Grader Doing in School is a thorough and "parent-friendly" guide to helping your fifth grader where a parent can help best. This book answered questions in a straightforward manner and offered suggestions that bridged the gap between home and school. I found the terminology to be understandable and free of excessive "educationalese" that plagues other books of this genre. I ...

What to Expect When You Go to the Doctor (What to Expect Kids)

2 reviews
Heidi E. Murkoff

HarperFestival, 2000

Wonderful Resource for Early Childhood Childcare Providers
As a Child Care Nurse Consultant, I provide health and education training for numerous childcare centers and homes. This book is a wonderful resource for easing the fears of young children when a docotor's appointment approaches. The exercises in the book are great fun and an excellent opportunity for learning!

Stretched for Greater Glory: What to Expect from the Spiritual Exercises

2 reviews
George A. Aschenbrenner

Loyola Press, 2004

Ignatius for the 21st Century
Father Aschenbrenner accomplishes a lot in this extraordinary volume. He is able to distill the wisdom of St. Ignatius Loyola for a modern audience. He is then able to take that sense, and give the reader a sense of the overwhelmind relevence and modernity that the Exercises offer the faithful of any age. This book should be terrific for one wondering if the Exercises might be right for them, ...

Angus Plush Toy Dog

1 review
Heidi Murkoff

HarperFestival, 2000

a real little helper!
angus is the answer dog! my daughter loves the books and now they come to life with this lovable little friend. she can hold him and take him to the doctor, and bed, and potty. he is her confidant. its really helpful. thank you so much heidi murkoff, this new series is the best ever for kids! a true god sent!

Biking Missouri's Rail-Trails: Where to Go, What to Expect, How to Get There (Biking Rail-Trails)

1 review
Shawn Richardson

Adventure Publications(MN), 1999

An excellent guide book to Missouri's bike trails
An "indispensable book for bikers, hikers, walkers, joggers and families who want to enjoy Missouri's trails." Shawn E. Richardson's book Biking Missouri's Rail-Trails follows an identical format to Shawn E. Richardson's other two books Biking Ohio's Rail-Trails and Biking Wisconsin's Rail-Trails. This colorful paperback book includes detailed maps, photos, and a description to each trail. ...

What Not to Expect: A Meditation on the Spirituality of Parenting

2 reviews
Keith W. Frome

The Crossroad Publishing Company, 2005

What Every Parent Should Read
Dr. Frome's book is not loud, easy or obvious which separates it from the rest of the parent advice book pack. If everyone took the path of parental reverence suggested by this book, our children would be a lot more rooted and our fellow parents would be a lot more fulfilled. Mixing anecdote with theology and poetry and philosophy, Dr. Frome shows us a lens through which the everyday becomes ...

God's Unexpected Blessings: What to Expect from God When You Least Expect It

1 review
Kathy Miller

Starburst Publishers, 1998

Hope for the hopeless
I received this book as a Christmas present. I read it, not because I have time to read, but because I am searching for hope for my daughter's condition. She has autism. She cannot communicate. I read it because I wanted to know how this author thought God had blessed her. I still have no answer to this question as the problems in this book's stories are trivial compared to the inability ...

How Is My First Grader Doing in School? What to Expect and How to Help

2 reviews
Jennifer Richard Jacobson

Fireside, 1999

Filled with great ideas to help your child!
Ms. Jacobson's book is marvelous! It's easy to use and helped me identify exactly where my son was strong, and where he needed a little help. I have very limited time to work with my kids on their school work, and I really appreciated the author's fun ideas for working with my 5-year old son to help him with various skills that only take a few minutes each. I felt I was able to make a ...

"Will I like it?": Your first sexual experience, what to expect, what to avoid, and how both of you can get ...

2 reviews
Peter Mayle, John Thornton, ...

Corwin Books, 1977

Bring This Book Back! Today's Kids Need It!
I searched and searched used bookstores online and off until I found a copy of this book that I could buy to give to my daughter when she reaches her adolesence. This book was writter by a father to his daughter and it says all the things I would like to say to my daughter when the time come but probably won't be able to as well as the author does. It's one of the best and most frank books ...

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