Cu-Cú, Luna

Expressive Therapies Continuum, Perry's Neurosequential Model, and Using Art Therapy Techniques to Inform Perception and Imagination

Art Therapy as Cumulative Trauma Repair

Teaching Beyond Women's Silence

Without a Word

A Cute Children Story to Help Kids Understand and Overcome Traumatic Events

Help Your Dragon Cope with Trauma

Praise for&#160;Brewed Awakening by Cleo Coyle &ldquo;Told from multiple points of view, this sometimes poignant page-turner satisfies with plot twists, humor, and nicely rounded characters.&rdquo;&mdash;Booklist&#160; &#160; &ldquo;Engrossing&hellip;Amid the&#160;delightfully twisty&#160;mystery, Coyle (the husband-and-wife team of Alice Alfonsi and&#160;Marc Cerasini) poses an intriguing question:&#160;if you lost all memory of your beloved, would you&#160;fall for him all over again?&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Publishers Weekly &#160; Praise for the Coffeehouse Mysteries&#160; "A gripping and entertaining mystery"&mdash;Library Journal (Starred Review) "Sure to delight"&mdash;Publishers Weekly&#160;&#160;&#160;  &ldquo;Clare and company are some of the most vibrant characters I&rsquo;ve ever read.&rdquo;&mdash;Mystery Scene  &#160;&ldquo;Fun and gripping.&rdquo;&mdash;The Huffington Post&#160;&#160;  &ldquo;A delicious mystery!&rdquo;&mdash;Woman&rsquo;s World&#160;  &ldquo;Cleo Coyle is by far one of the best&hellip;&rdquo; &ndash;Fresh Fiction &ldquo;Mix[es] clever and intricate plots with a regular cast of characters who become more enjoyable with every episode.&rdquo;&mdash;Booklist&#160;

Brewed Awakening

"An erotic, singular experience that could only come from Broder&#39;s mind... brimming with tension, and food, and fantasies."&nbsp;&mdash;Isaac Fitzgerald, "The Today Show"  &ldquo;Hilarious, lush and sorrowful&hellip;the short, tart, candid chapters are like snacks, and the reader cannot help but reach for another until it is gone&hellip;This work is unafraid of vulnerability, and appetite, and loss.&rdquo; &mdash;Jackie Thomas-Kennedy,&nbsp;The Minneapolis Star Tribune  &ldquo;Captivating&hellip;delicious and depraved&hellip;a ruthless, laugh-out-loud examination of life under the tyranny of diet culture... You will eat this up, run to buy a copy for a friend, and realize with a sigh that every one of your friends needs this book in her life.&rdquo;&nbsp; &mdash;Glamour  "A delectable exploration of physical and emotional hunger...&nbsp;&nbsp;combines Broder&#39;s singular style with adventures of the calorie- and climax-filled kind, sumptuous fillings surrounded by perfectly baked plot." &mdash;Bethanne Patrick,&nbsp;The Washington Post  &ldquo;Profoundly sexy yet deeply sad&hellip;Milk Fed&nbsp;gathers strands of faith, hunger, queerness, lust, and loneliness and braids them into a fully risen challah of human experience.&rdquo; &mdash;Emma Specter,&nbsp;Vogue&nbsp;  &nbsp;"Anything by Melissa Broder is an immediate must-read... a&nbsp;precise blend of desire, discomfort, spirituality, and existential ache makes Broder&rsquo;s depiction of the human experience so canny. &mdash;Arianna Rebolini, Buzzfeed  &nbsp;&ldquo;A thrilling examination of hunger, desire, faith, family and love.&rdquo; &mdash;Time Magazine  &ldquo;Bravely questions the particularly female lionization of thin and loathing of fat, landing on fresh explanations&hellip;deliciously droll&hellip;&nbsp;a celebration of bodily liberation.&rdquo; &mdash;The New York Times  "Clever, thoughtful, and erotic." &mdash;Bust&nbsp;  &ldquo;A Freudian fable of sorts, one that is&nbsp;hilarious, self-deprecating and full of Broder&#39;s signature profligate brilliance. This visceral and transporting portrait of self-denial and its twin, excess, sheds light on the psychology underpinning the American obsession with weight.&nbsp;Daring, chaotic and pleasingly heretical,&nbsp;Milk Fed&nbsp;is the work of a total pro.&rdquo;&nbsp; &mdash;Emma Levy,&nbsp;Shelf Awareness  &ldquo;If you&rsquo;re going to read one book this February, make it this one&hellip;&nbsp;Milk Fed&nbsp;is brutally funny, poetic,&nbsp;and at times, totally bizarre&hellip;Broder writes with the kind of unfiltered honesty that lives deep inside of us&rdquo; &mdash;Gina Vaynshteyn,&nbsp;Apartment Therapy&nbsp;  "A&nbsp;delicious new novel that ravishes with sex and food...&nbsp;Broder&nbsp;has a rare ability to ground her fantasy in reality without undermining her imaginative vision, making it feel personal and raw and relatable... with humanity, sardonic wit, and erotic scenes so potent that the heat of my blushing face made my NYC-apartment radiator&rsquo;s seem tepid,&nbsp;Milk-Fed&nbsp;vividly evokes the lives of each woman, so that we&rsquo;re fully invested in them." &mdash;Kera Bolonik,&nbsp;Boston Globe  "A romp...&nbsp;a pageant of bodily juices and exploratory fingers and moan after moan of delight... [from] a wild, wicked mind." &mdash;Hillary Kelly,&nbsp;The Los Angeles Times  "Explores hunger in all its permutations through the eyes of Rachel, who begins a romance with a woman who works at the frozen yogurt shop she frequents. As their relationship deepens, so does Rachel&rsquo;s capacity for nourishment and pleasure, bodily and spiritually."&nbsp; &mdash;The New York Times  &ldquo;A revelation...Melissa Broder has produced one of the strangest and sexiest novels of the new year...exhilarating.&rdquo; &mdash;Leah Greenblatt,&nbsp;Entertainment Weekly&nbsp;  &ldquo;Deeply hilarious and embarrassingly relatable.&rdquo; &mdash;Samantha&nbsp;Irby, author of&nbsp;Wow, No Thank You  "Milk Fed&nbsp;hits that sweet spot where pleasure and tension intersect, where the sumptuous exploration of sexuality and spirit meets the rigidities of&nbsp;culture and society. Strange and surreal, Broder&#39;s writing is a marvel of wit, heart, and thoughtful curiosity about the body and mind and how these things can overflow their boundaries to become utterly new." &mdash;Alexandra Kleeman, author of&nbsp;You Too Could Have a Body Like Mine  &ldquo;Milk Fed&nbsp;is a novel of appetites; a luscious, heartbreaking story of self-discovery through the relentless pursuit of desire. I couldn&rsquo;t get enough of this devastating and extremely sexy book.&rdquo;&nbsp; &mdash;Carmen Maria Machado,&nbsp;author of&nbsp;In the Dream House  "Broder&#39;s funny, semi-sweet writing will leave you ravenous for more." &mdash;The Week  "Only Melissa Broder could dig into our obsessions, the ways our parents have ruined us, and blossoming queer love with such a bold panache." &mdash;Lit Hub  "Few writers so innately understand or better capture the endless, palpable hunger that so many people carry around with them, day after day. This hunger is for food, for sex, for love, for compassion, for understanding, and it is this kind of ravenous appetite that Broder explores in her exultant new novel...&nbsp;riotously funny and perfectly profane."&nbsp; &mdash;Refinery 29  "A dizzily compelling story of love, lust, addiction, faith, maternal longing, and...frozen yogurt...&nbsp;Broder&rsquo;s sex writing is, as always, first-rate, but perhaps even more striking is her ability to lay bare the frantic interior calculus of disordered eating alongside the hypnotic pull of spirituality." &mdash;Vogue&nbsp;  "A sensuous and delightfully delirious&nbsp;tale... Filled with an unadulterated filthiness that would make Philip Roth blush, Broder&#39;s latest is a devour-it-in-one-sitting wonder.&rdquo; &mdash;O, The Oprah Magazine  "Bold, wry, and delightfully dirty...&nbsp;Broder is a formidable writer. She captures all the sticky sweetness, the pleasurable tensions between yearning and satiation...&nbsp; a sad, funny romp about learning to let yourself want what you want." &mdash;Kirkus  "Spell-caster Broder guides readers through this seriously tender tale of transformation with seamless humor and staggering smarts: it contains multitudes. An empathic, enrapturing, unputdownable novel of faith, sex, love, and nurture." &mdash;Booklist,&nbsp;starred review  "With luscious descriptions of delectable foods and fantastical romps through imagination,&nbsp;Milk Fed&nbsp;oscillates between serious and playful, obsessive and free, and explores the difficulties of loving oneself in a world that prizes thinness above all else. This poignant exploration of desire, religion, and daughterhood is hard to resist.&rdquo; &mdash;Publishers Weekly  &ldquo;Sin as self-discovery, appetite as insight, transgression as transformation,&nbsp;Milk Fed&nbsp;is at once hilarious and heartbreaking; watching Broder&#39;s characters try to love themselves might just make you love yourself.... or at least hate yourself a little less."&nbsp; &mdash;Shalom&nbsp;Auslander, author of&nbsp;Mother for Dinner  "Smart, funny, sexy, and hard to put down. In this fast-moving, deeply compelling novel, Melissa Broder combines an unexpected (and very hot) love story with a sharp-edged examination of body image, religion, and cultural identity."&nbsp; &mdash;Tom Perrotta, author of&nbsp;Mrs. Fletcher

Milk Fed

From ancient Mesopotamia and the Viking conquests to NATO and WikiLeaks, an essential primer on world history

World History 101

Explore the environment of a severe stock market decline. Discover how to increase your bank account and reward yourself with profits

Your Stock Market Your IRA and THE DEAD CAT BOUNCE

A very useful link between neuroscience and the physiology underpinning behaviour and psychology.

Pleasure and Pain in the Brain

Emotion

The Most Comprehensive Collection of Carbohydrate and Fiber Data Available

Corinne T. Netzer Carbohydrate and Fiber Counter

“It really is a great read, I'd rate it very high as a real world gritty thriller. The kind of story that has me flying through the pages as my schedule will allow and thinking about the the story when I put it down.”

The Bad Neighbour

"Fills a gap in the leadership literature for both scholars and for leaders. Well-documented with practical and realistic advice –not a cookie-cutter, one-size-fits-all appraoch."- Barry Z. Posner, Professor, Leavy School of Business, Santa Clara University
“In life you either learn from situations you experience personally or from those others have experienced. This book allowed me to better understand how I was able to cope with the loss of my wife and continue to prosper in my professional life. It’s an excellent guide to coping.”—Ray M. Robinson, Chairman, Citizens Trust Bank
“Finally, there is a serious treatment of how leaders andorganizations should respond during unfortunate but inevitable circumstances in the personal lives of those we entrust with responsibility. Hickman and Knouse’s work is a sensitive, careful, and original study of a neglected but important topic in leadership studies.”—Kenneth P. Ruscio, Senior Distinguished Lecturer, Jepson School of Leadership Studies, University of Richmond and President Emeritus, Washington and Lee University

The Human Side of Leadership

When Leaders Face Personal Crisis

Nico

A Mafia Boss Got Me

I'm Possible Not Impossible

Lettres A Laure Sur L'Histoire Et La Morale (1830)

La Lecture Et Le Choix Des Livres (1877)

Un sueño sin sueño

Food, Children, and Social Change

Feeding China's Little Emperors

“This monograph is devoted to the presentation of pulmonary manifestations of hematologic disorders. … Senior critical care trainees, pulmonologists, intensivists, and hematologists are an appropriate audience. … This book brings a unique and effective combination of pulmonary and hematology expertise to bear on pulmonary manifestations of blood disorders. Chapters are brief, detailed and readable. Medical intensivists, in particular, will find this work helpful.” (David J. Dries, Doody's Book Reviews, April, 2017)

Hematologic Abnormalities and Acute Lung Syndromes

"Using his characteristic irony, erudition, and wit, Santos argues that western notions of human 'rights' are meant to espouse the dignity of humankind, yet they are also being advanced for the facilitation of imperialism and the proliferation of misery. Through an appeal to secularism, these notions of human rights render themselves incapable of responding to the lived realities of peoples of the global south—those left in the abyssal realm of imperial damnation. A must-read for those interested in the question of human rights and the complicated task of building law beyond its current, dominating and degrading paradigms."

If God Were a Human Rights Activist

The Book of the Scottish Terrier - With Chapters Applicable to the Hygienic Care, Rearing, and Treatment of All Dogs

&ldquo;[Guelfenbein] charms and subverts with her polyphonic puzzle.&rdquo; &mdash;Booklist&ldquo;In this kaleidoscopic novel of loves, longings, and disappearances, Carla Guelfenbein brilliantly enfolds mysteries that distances of time and space strive to conceal. It&rsquo;s a bonus that her writing sparkles. I know of no other nonnative writer&#160;since Federico Garc&iacute;a Lorca who has seen Manhattan with such original precision.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Todd Gitlin, author of The Sixties&ldquo;Friends go missing, lovers are separated, yet Carla Guelfenbein, a writer with a fierce and tender imagination, makes this novel all about presence: the insistent presence of the past, the presence of possibility and hope. Every point of absence generates probing thought and fervent emotions. Guelfenbein has filled her canvas with mesmerizing, intricate life, leaving no blank spaces.&rdquo; &mdash;Joanna Scott, author of The Manikin and Various Antidotes&ldquo;In One in Me I Never Loved, Carla Guelfenbein&rsquo;s stories delicately unravel the mysteries and secrets in the lives of women looking for love and hiding out in the big city. A fascinating study of loneliness and connection.&rdquo; &mdash;Marisel Vera, author of The Taste of Sugar&ldquo;A mesmerizing novel that&#160;explores women&rsquo;s&#160;quest for identity as well as independence. Using&#160;the&#160;character of Gabriela Mistral and her companion Doris Dana as the centerpiece, these stories are intertwined with grace and passion. An extraordinary book and a delight to read for its inquisitive nature and audacious perspective.&rdquo; &mdash;Marjorie Agos&iacute;n, recipient of the Gabriela Mistral Medal of Honor for Lifetime AchievementPraise for In the Distance with You:&ldquo;A marvelous, multi-faceted feat of storytelling.&rdquo; &mdash;BBC Culture&ldquo;A stunningly constructed narrative...As absorbing as any mystery.&rdquo; &mdash;Library Journal, Best Books of the Year&ldquo;This luminous and eloquent novel will appeal in particular to readers with an interest in Latin American literature.&rdquo; &mdash;Booklist (starred review)&ldquo;Fans of literary fiction will enjoy this atmospheric Chilean mystery.&rdquo; &mdash;BookRiot&ldquo;The subject of this profound and intricate novel is the irreducible mystery at the core of every person, the buried lines of history and desire that render us inscrutable even to ourselves. Carla Guelfenbein is an important and powerful writer, and this translation is a gift to English-language readers.&rdquo; &mdash;Garth Greenwell, author of What Belongs to You&ldquo;Guelfenbein&rsquo;s elegantly structured, psychologically astute novel moves with the urgency of a detective novel, but its real mysteries turn on questions of authorship, reading, interpretation, and the strange power of fiction to enter the speechless realm of human erotic desire.&rdquo; &mdash;Siri Hustvedt, author of The Blazing World&ldquo;Three figures gather around the comatose body of a legendary Latin American writer, trying&mdash;in different ways and before it&rsquo;s too late&mdash;to unveil the dying woman&rsquo;s secrets. With In the Distance with You, Carla Guelfenbein has created a truly thrilling book about books, a novel about the spell great writers cast on either side of the grave.&rdquo; &mdash;Benjamin Moser, author of Why This World: A Biography of Clarice Lispector

A Novel

One in Me I Never Loved

Bond Markets, Analysis, and Strategies, tenth edition

A&#160;Glamour&#160;Best New Book of the MonthA&#160;Bustle&#160;Most Anticipated Book of the YearA Literary Hub Most Anticipated Book of the YearA Paperback Paris Most Anticipated Book"Throughout this blighted coming-of-age story, Ms. Watts seeds curious capsule histories about Australia&rsquo;s earliest colonizers and their disappointed dreams of finding an Eden-like oasis at the heart of the barren continent . . . Watts writes with unquestionable poise and intelligence." &ndash;&ndash;Sam Sacks,&#160;The Wall Street Journal"A dizzying account of anxiety in this tale of crises both intimate and global." &ndash;&ndash;Elle, One of the Most Anticipated Books of the Year"The Inland Sea, Madeleine Watts' stunning debut novel, is a book about emergencies both big&mdash;climate change&mdash;and small&mdash;regrettable romantic hookups, clumsy IUD insertions . . . Watts captures the urgency of life right now, the particular blend of desire and destructiveness that comes with feeling like there is no longer a guarantee of tomorrow. And while The Inland Sea might not do much to ease the anxiety of these times, reading and getting lost in the shimmering sentences does feel a little like finding a small and perfect oasis in the midst of all the fires that burn around us." &ndash;&ndash;Kristin Iversen, Refinery29, One of the Best New Books of the Year"The Inland Sea&#160;is notable for how delicately it explores how a global crisis can intersect and amplify a personal one . . . Watts has written a surprisingly dreamy new standout in the climate-fiction canon." &mdash;Kate Knibbs,&#160;Wired&#160;"The Inland Sea is a slow burn of a self-destructive woman struggling to make it through." &ndash;&ndash;Alma, A Favorite Book for Winter&ldquo;An artful debut . . . Rich, tightly patterned . . . Watts&rsquo;s constrained metaphoric range&mdash;nature, disaster, violence&mdash;lends this novel the compressed charge of poetry.&rdquo; &ndash;&ndash;Regina Marler, The New York Review of Books"Watts expertly weaves two stories, told centuries apart, to reveal how our anxieties about our place in the world and the safety and future of the world have remained unchanged." &ndash;&ndash;Adam Vitcavage,&#160;Debutiful, One of Ten Debuts to Read This Month"In this wonderful first novel, a young woman endures a 'splendid conflagration of emergency' in the midst of a boiling Australian summer . . . The novel revolves around catastrophes of various scales, personal and global but also historical." &ndash;&ndash;The Millions, One of the Most Anticipated Books of the Year"An unnamed protagonist watches Australia burn as her body burns along with it . . . People around her experience disasters, and she keeps herself outside. She goes through trauma, and she doesn&rsquo;t know she&rsquo;s the one screaming. Magnificently uncomfortable." &ndash;&ndash;Kirkus Reviews"Australian writer Watts punctuates her eloquent debut with deep-seated anxiety about climate change . . . The prose is consistently rich and loaded with imagery. Watts&rsquo;s bold, unconventional outing makes for a distinctive entry into climate fiction." &ndash;&ndash;Publishers Weekly"An eyecatcher in both premise and language, which is rough-and-tough, visceral, and absorbing." &mdash;Barbara Hoffert,&#160;Library Journal"This is a coming-of-age novel fit for the crippling uncertainty of twenty-first-century young adulthood . . . The powerful metaphors, relatable negotiation for a satisfying livelihood, and ethereal setting make Watts&rsquo; debut a can&rsquo;t-miss." &ndash;&ndash;Booklist

The Inland Sea

Family + Economy in Modern Society

The award-winning novels of Laurie R. King are . . . &ldquo;The great marvel of King&rsquo;s series is that she&rsquo;s managed to preserve the integrity of Holmes&rsquo;s character and yet somehow conjure up a woman astute, edgy, and compelling enough to be the partner of his mind as well as his heart.&rdquo;&mdash;The Washington Post Book World &ldquo;A lively adventure in the very best of intellectual company.&rdquo;&mdash;The New York Times &ldquo;Erudite, fascinating . . . by all odds the most successful re-creation of the famous inhabitant of 221B Baker Street ever attempted.&rdquo;&mdash;Houston Chronicle &ldquo;Will have [fans diving in] with reckless abandon.&rdquo;&mdash;Booklist (starred review) &ldquo;Whip-smart, suspenseful and intricately plotted.&rdquo;&mdash;Shelf Awareness &ldquo;Captivating.&rdquo;&mdash;Us Weekly &ldquo;Truly memorable myster[ies] . . . Laurie King brings her always amazing imagination to the page to enthrall readers, as only she can do.&rdquo;&mdash;Suspense Magazine &ldquo;Highly entertaining.&rdquo;&mdash;The Denver Post &ldquo;Delightful.&rdquo;&mdash;Bookreporter &ldquo;Deliciously rich.&rdquo;&mdash;Santa Cruz Sentinel &ldquo;Extremely exciting.&rdquo;&mdash;Chicago Tribune

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