A Boy Named Wolf

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&ldquo;La raz&oacute;n por la cual cada generaci&oacute;n de mujeres felizmente a logrado reconocerce en las p&aacute;ginas de&#160;Our Bodies, Ourselves&#160;es el hecho que el libro surge fielmente de las experiencias propias de las mujeres&rdquo; &ndash;Helen Rodriguez-Trias, ex-presidente del American Public Health Association&ldquo;M'hijas, la informaci&oacute;n que este libro contiene es como La Virgencita, nos da y nos salva la vida. Aqu&iacute; encontrar&aacute;n los conocimientos y ayuda asistencia para cada comadre, cada hermanita, y cada abuelita&mdash;y para todos los que nos quieren.&rdquo; &ndash;Clarissa Pinkola Estes, PhD, Ps&iacute;coanalista de la escuela Jung, directora de La Sociedad de Guadalupe, autora de Mujeres que corren con los lobos

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Starred Review, The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, March 2013:&ldquo;With complex national issues solidly grounded in a thoroughly credible plot, this could be an outstanding vehicle for classroom and book club discussions.&rdquo;Starred Review, School Library Journal, March 2013:&ldquo;To classify Out of Nowhere as a sports story sells it short&hellip; the novel is rich and multidimensional, addressing the Muslim experience in America, addiction, and romance.&rdquo;New York Times Book Review, February 10, 2013:"[Padian] offers plenty of story in Out of Nowhere: romantic rivalries, class tensions, family pressures. She has a firm sense of plot, and the circumstances her characters grapple with - cyberbullying, the burden of a burnout friend, the pain of growing and changing - will resonate with young readers."Booklist, February 15, 2013:"Padian has written a sensitive, sympathetic, and insightful portrayal of the plight of new immigrants attempting to acculturate while being forced to deal with casual bigotry. A timely and thought-provoking examination of a continuing dynamic in American communities."SLJ.com, March 5, 2013:"Fast-paced descriptions of Tom and Saeed&rsquo;s athletic prowess will easily draw in sports fans and Padian brings that same sense of urgency and energy to scenes that take place off the field, from tense, racially charged moments to Tom&rsquo;s budding romance with a girl he meets at the center...This rich and nuanced title will spark plenty of discussion beyond soccer, and teens primarily attracted to the novel for the sports angle will come away with a greater understanding of issues such as racism and social justice."

Out of Nowhere

&ldquo;White&rsquo;s provocative title poses a challenge. He&rsquo;s saying political reformism offers modest remedies, at best, to mitigate the catastrophe upon us. And he says it with a range of insights&mdash;from Wordsworth to Adorno by way of Agnes Varda. Curtis writes with assurance of his sources, but far removed from a pedantic style.&rdquo;&mdash;Bernard Marszalek,&#160;CounterPunch"Reminds us that there are alternatives to the status quo. And, above all, we can draw at least some hope from White&rsquo;s impassioned assertion that 'we are free to do something other than collaborate in our own destruction.'"&mdash;Eric J. Iannelli, Times Literary Supplement"White has the courage, rare in our time, to associate the right and the good explicitly with the beautiful."&mdash;Mark Greif, author of Against Everything "If White is suggesting some sort of Dada-infused anarcho-successionist movement, I'll donate a million dollars to his inauguration committee."&mdash;Mark Leyner, author of Gone With The Mind&ldquo;An intensely satisfying reconception of cult, culture, and counterculture. White&rsquo;s call to kindle a spirit of impertinence and improvisation, to refuse spectatorial politics and "mass media sludge," is nothing if not timely. If you think the counterculture is merely a shrink-wrapped product of The Sixties&trade;, then you need to read this book.&rdquo;  &mdash;Peter Richardson, author of No Simple Highway: A Cultural History of the Grateful Dead"Curtis White's writing cracked me open like an egg, and challenged me to look beyond the parameters of my own sense of what cultural resistance really is. If you think you're a rebel, read this book, and think again. Read this important book and cleanse your filter. Open a window and fall through the floor. Smile with that other eye. Be impertinent."&mdash;William Rivers Pitt, author of&#160;House of Ill Repute&#160;

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* "This singular story of a grieving and unconventional family belongs alongside Holly Goldberg Sloan&rsquo;s Counting by 7s, Cindy Baldwin&rsquo;s Where the Watermelons Grow, and Ali Benjamin&rsquo;s The Thing about Jellyfish. Highly recommended.&rdquo;&mdash;School Library Journal, starred review* &ldquo;This strong, emotional, and engaging read is a must-have for any library. The issues are dealt with realistically and challenge the reader to examine their personal feelings, the various modes for dealing with grief, gender fluidity, and how to appropriately support students in their search for who they truly are. A great coming-of-age story.&rdquo;&mdash;School Library Connection, starred review&ldquo;Nuanez carefully unfolds a tale of loss, individuality, and community . . . [and] a broken family becoming whole once more. . . . Fans of Jerry Spinelli will flock to Jack and the peculiar residents of her new town and may learn something about acceptance while they&rsquo;re there.&rdquo;&mdash;BCCB, Recommended&ldquo;Nuanez&rsquo;s debut tells&#160;an endearing story of family&#160;in the wake of tragedy, anchored by the wonderfully loving and supportive relationship between Jack and Birdie. . . . [T]he prose flows seamlessly and the dialogue feels undeniably real.&rdquo;&mdash;Booklist&#160;&ldquo;Sure-handed storytelling . . . [A] strong middle grade debut.&rdquo;&mdash;Publishers Weekly"A beautiful, sensitive story&#160;about a sister and brother finding their way through tragedy and grief. Readers will love this&#160;eminently satisfying tale; its courageous characters will stay with them long after they turn the last page."&mdash;Patricia Reilly Giff, Newbery Honor author of&#160;Lily's Crossing&#160;and&#160;Pictures of Hollis Woods &ldquo;There is so much tenderness in Jack and Birdie&rsquo;s story that&#160;you will feel like a better person for having read it. Here is book you will want to hug before you put it down.&#160;You will want to share it with all your friends. You will especially want to give it to anyone who has ever felt like an island. Then you will open the cover and read it again. I promise.&rdquo;&mdash;Kathi Appelt, Newbery Honor winner and National Book Award Finalist &ldquo;Nuanez&rsquo;s&#160;outstanding debut&#160;shines with exceptionally well-drawn characters, all hobbled by one unspeakable loss, and all taking seemingly disparate measures to mend their tattered hearts.&#160;BIRDIE AND ME is an&#160;absorbing, hope-giving story about family love and acceptance.&rdquo;&mdash;Leslie Connor, author of National Book Award Finalist,&#160;The Truth as Told by Mason Buttle &ldquo;Both hopeful and heartbreaking,&#160;Birdie and Me&#160;is a tender story about grief, identity, and the beauty and comfort that comes from letting yourself love and be loved.&#160;A luminous debut.&rdquo;&mdash;Ashley Herring Blake, author of the Stonewall Honor book,&#160;Ivy Aberdeen&rsquo;s Letter to the World &#160; "CJ and I loved&#160;Birdie and Me, a heartbreakingly&#160;moving story about family, change, creativity, and home. Nuanez captures the tender and tragic aspects of love and loss, grief and growth. It is a much needed and beautifully written story that brings to life a flawed family courageously and carefully navigating loss, learning how to celebrate one another in all their differences.&#160;We can't wait to share it&#160;as far and widely as possible." &mdash;Lori Duron, author of&#160;Raising My Rainbow: Adventures in Raising a Fabulous, Gender Creative Son &ldquo;Brimming with heart, humor, and hope,&#160;Birdie and Me&#160;is a touching exploration of grief, mental illness, and the many beautiful definitions of family.&rdquo;&mdash;Greg Howard, author of&#160;The Whispers "Rarely has a sister-brother relationship been portrayed with such tenderness&#160;as in Birdie and Me. In her heart-opening debut novel, Nuanez shows how, in the midst of loss and grief, young people can&#160;find love and hope and a deep sense of family in the most unexpected ways."&mdash;Ruth Behar, Pura Belpr&eacute; Award-winning author of Lucky Broken Girl

Birdie and Me

Cartas a Un Amor Perdido / Letters to the Lost

Märchen zum Lesen und Vorlesen - zweisprachig: deutsch/englisch - bilingual: German/English

Der treu ergebene Freund - The Devoted Friend

Perhaps the most momentous event of our time is Asia’s rise in the world economy. China in particular has become an important engine of economic growth with hundreds of millions there escaping poverty. Roger Philips & Eugene Kim’s Business in Contemporary China thoroughly considers China’s current role in the world’s economy and examines the effect of socio-economic and technological change that will impact China’s developmental trajectory in the future. 
David Ahlstrom, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China
The authors provide an authoritative and up to date review of the political, economic, social and technological environments of business in China. This might be the best available book for teaching about Chinese business environments on the market today. Topics such as the new normal, the shadow economy, One Belt One Road, the rise of internet companies, land rights and rule of law, among others, are given in depth analytical treatment. I highly recommend this book to China business researchers and students. 
Ilan Alon, University of Agder, Norway

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