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Practical, easy-to-follow planning strategies geared to the special requirements of the nonprofit This very accessible resource from a team of experts in the nonprofit sector adapts basic business concepts to the unique structure and goals of nonprofit organizations. Breaking the planning process i... More

Acting can be an adventure that both you and your child can enjoy! With a television in every living room and a movie theater in every town, the dream of becoming a television or movie star is a real possibility for the young actors of today. But as there are hundreds of talent agencies out there t... More

This book addresses the question 'What is physics for?' Physics has provided many answers for mankind by extending his ability to see. Modern technology has enabled the power of physics to see into objects to be used in archaeology, medicine including therapy, geophysics, forensics and other spheres... More

First published in 1990, this is a second, revised and wholly updated edition of James and Prout's acclaimed seminal work on the study of childhood. The book contains a collection of articles which draw on a variety of disciplines (history, psychology, sociology, anthropology, and feminist and devel... More

This powerful first novel, shot through with sly humor and a knowing sympathy for human weakness, examines the weight of history, the nature of loss, and the possibility of forgiveness."What You Have Left" is an unforgettable story of love, loss, and, most of all, longing.In 1976, on the day of his ... More

Covering all the joys of motherhood, these celebrated matriarchs deliver belly laughs and offer pearls of maternal wisdom on such topics as morning sickness and stretch marks, playground politics and raising hormonal teenagers, frenzied mealtimes and dreary household chores. Illustrated with heart-w... More

"""I truly believe if you think yourself young, you'll convince others too. It's largely a matter of mind over cellulite.""" --Penny Thornton"" ""Youth is when you're allowed to stay up late on New Year's Eve. Middle age is when you're forced to.""" --Bill Vaughn""" ""People started to tell me that ... More