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What Is this Childhood?
"This book succinctly explores the consciousness of the young child through a weaving of journal entries (made as a teacher, a young mother, and later, a grandmother), observations and musings, as well as practical activities from my parenting workshops. It is a journey through the child's world, trails marked by their own words. Their speech, as it naturally unfolds, leads the child to self-consciousness and critical thinking. But not too fast! Stay to savor soft grass brushing bare feet, the skid of sneakers on hot sidewalks, even the 'gentleness of a mosquito' as she bites. Find a partner to try out the practices and a quiet moment to journal. I hope this book will serve as invitation to ...
Parenting for Peace
If we really want to change the world, let's raise a generation hardwired for peace and innovation. Marcy Axness details a unique seven-step, seven-principle matrix for helping children achieve self-regulation, self-reflection, trust, and empathy. These qualities are the result of dynamic interactions between genetics and environment, beginning before the child is even born: foundations for this level of health begin forming during the prenatal period, and some aspects of optimal development are influenced as early as conception.
The Economist
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Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore
Lydia Smith, a clerk at the Bright Ideas bookstore, calls the lonely regulars who spend every day marauding the store's overwhelmed shelves "BookFrogs." When Joey Molina, a young BookFrog, kills himself in the bookstore's upper room, he bequeaths his meager worldly possessions to her. Trinkets and books; the detritus of a lonely, uncared for man. But they seem to contain a hidden message. As Lydia untangles the mystery of Joey's suicide, she unearths a long buried memory from her own violent childhood.
A Brighter Sunshine
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Renewal
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The Capes
The Capes is about four friends of different backgrounds and varying levels of success and failure. They suddenly find themselves dressing up as comic book superheroes and interacting with the children and their parents at a hospital. The majority of the children start to get better. The four friends had no idea how much it would change them. An angel named Sam occupies the background and helps out where he can, the four cope with loss, tragedy, success, and acts of amazement that can only have the hands of a higher power involved. The whimsical, good-hearted friends do more than just save the day from saving childrens lives to simply making them laugh. The four friends do just as much for the well-being of the children of this hospital as the physicians trying to make them better. The heroes end up rescuing a girl on a ledge, fighting off drug dealers, a daring rescue of financial impossibilities, and while discovering they have help from above. The Capes has an explosive ending that will have you grabbing at your heart and knowing that it works.
Descendants of Christian and Elizabeth Baughman in America
A genealogy and a history of the descendants of Christian Baughman (Bachman) who came to America about 1791 and his wife Elizabeth Schnebele.
