Wow! I mean WOW! This book really made me think. I even underlined portions of it. It is not that I found it academic, no, although it certainly has factual information in it and obviously Mario Kiefer did a terrific job of researching his work, but it is so real. I know of the life … Continue reading The Ordinary Life by Mario Kiefer
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Autism in April: A Mother’s Journey During the Tween Years by April J. Lisbon
Autism is a difficult topic. This book by Dr Lisbon is not a manual, it is not a “how to”, but a sharing of what it is like to have an Autistic child, to be a parent of a child with this special need, to also be an educator with an autistic child and what … Continue reading Autism in April: A Mother’s Journey During the Tween Years by April J. Lisbon
Happier Thinking by Lana Grace Riva
Over the years, I have read a great many self-help books, so I was a little leery of reading this one but I am happy to say that it is quite good and worth the read. Riva does a great job of getting straight to the point and keeping it simple. There are 12 strategies … Continue reading Happier Thinking by Lana Grace Riva
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