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Lizzie B. Hayes and the Great Camp Caper, Second Edition is a middle grade fiction children's chapter book. It is the second book in the popular Lizzie B. Hayes series. Thanks to her mother's tenacity, ten-year-old Lizzie wins a Girl Scout Cookie contest. The prize is an all-expense paid two-week camping trip. For the first time, Lizzie must learn to care for herself without the protection of her loving family. Filled with mixed emotions, Lizz...

We Are Only Visiting is a compilation of poems, stories, monologues, plays and speeches written by the young and talented Kathryn Carter. Beginning with her childhood writing, the book follows Kathryn's progression in thinking and growing and is illustrated with photos and her artwork. Some pieces were performed or submitted for exams, some were written for fun and some for competitions. Kathryn only had 20 years to develop her skills but the ...

Eight-year-old Lizzie B. Hayes, along with her cousins, Shu Shu and Mookie, can't wait to kick off their summer of nonstop fun with all the other kids in Newark, New Jersey. Always wanting to be the center of attention, Lizzie has several tricks up her sleeves to guarantee that all eyes are on her. But the summer of 1967 is different. Just as Lizzie gears up for a summer filled with jump rope contests, shooting hoops, trips to the local librar...

Lizzie B. Hayes and the Great Camp Caper, is a middle grade children's fiction chapter book. It is the second book in the to the popular Lizzie B. Hayes series. Through historical fiction, KP Carter shares childhood coming of age stories about life in the 1960's.After the 1967 Newark rebellion, Lizzie's Newark neighborhood has changed. Still surrounded by her loving grandparents, Cousins Shu Shu and Mookie, the precocious, accident prone ten-y...

This groundbreaking book presents conceptual, theoretical, and applied chapters demonstrating the strengths of interpretive approaches in the study of interpersonal communication. It extends our understanding of interpersonal communication through the incorporation of interpretive and critical theory paradigms. Until now, no text has systematically described interpersonal communication and theory by drawing on insights from interpretive or cri...

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Twenty diary excerpts written between 1830 and 1996 sketch the lives of Canadian women from the upper-class travails of nineteenth-century travelers and settlers to the workday struggles and triumphs of twentieth-century teachers, housewives, and writers.

Specialists combine efforts to present an overall picture of current thinking and research on sex roles, sex differences, and sex role development. With its emphasis on psychological antecedents and concomitants underlying sex roles and sex typing, this volume will definitely appeal to developmental and educational psychologists. Those involved in women's studies, sociology, and anthropology will also find it useful.

This groundbreaking book presents conceptual, theoretical, and applied chapters demonstrating the strengths of interpretive approaches in the study of interpersonal communication.

Somatotyping is a method of description and assessment of the body on the basis of shape and composition. This book reviews present knowledge of somatotypes around the world, how they change with growth, ageing and exercise, and the contributions of genetics and environment to the rating. Also reviewed are the relationships between somatotypes and sport, physical performance, health and behaviour.

Twenty diary excerpts written between 1830 and 1996 sketch the lives of Canadian women from the upper-class travails of nineteenth-century travelers and settlers to the workday struggles and triumphs of twentieth-century teachers, housewives, and writers.

A collection of stories from women diagnosed with reoccurring ovarian cancer who have chosen, in the midst of their difficult journey toward death, to find beauty in life.

Using stories from her 35 years of advocacy to springboard into a discussion of the larger issues at hand, former First Lady Rosalynn Carter crafts an intimate and powerful account of a subject previously shrouded in stigma and shadow, offering insight and hope for the future.