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TALK:
Teen Art of Communication
By Dale Carlson
Foreword by Kishore Khairnar, Dialogue Director
Close, powerful relationships are based on communication:
Humans are wired for talk...communication must
be learned
Teen Guide to Dialogue and Communication
• How to talk to yourself
• To others
• To parents, teachers, bosses
• To sisters and brothers
• To your best friend
• To groups
• To people you don't like
• To the universe
"Wonderfully consistent
quality read for young adults."
-- Jim Cox, The Midwest Book Review |
ForeWord Book of the Year
Illustrations, 192 pages, $14.95, ISBN: 978-1-884158-32-2
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The
Teen Brain Book
Who and What Are You?
by Dale Carlson
edited by Nancy Teasdale, M.S. Physics
pictures by Carol Nicklaus
• First brain science book for teens
• How the teen brain develops, how the brain
circuits work
• Genetic & environmental influences shape
the "self"
• How to rewire yourself to be happy
"Thought-provoking,
very highly recommended for teens and young
adults."
-- The Midwest Book Review |
ForeWords Book of the Year
Science/Psychology/Young Adult
Illustrations, Index
Illustrations, Index, 256 pages,
$14.95, ISBN: 978-1-884158-29-2
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Who
Said What?
Philosophy Quotes for Teens
by Dale Carlson
pictures by Carol Nicklaus
Add
your wisdom to the wisdom of the ages-develop
your own personal philosophy.
"Famous
and insightful quotations...deftly organized
so that...topics can be compared...Evocative,
thought-provoking...highly recommended for
teens and young adults."
--The Midwest
Book Review |
VOYA
Nonfiction Honor Book 2003
Philadelphia School Librarians
Association YA Top 40
YALSA 2005 Quick
Picks for Young Adults
Philosophy/Young
Adult
Illustrations, Index
224 pages, $14.95
ISBN: 978-1-884158-28-5 |
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In
and Out of Your Mind
Teen Science: Human Bites
by Dale Carlson
Edited by Kishore Khairnar, M.S. Physics
Pictures by Carol Nicklaus
Our minds, our bodies, our world, our universe—
where they came from, how they work.
"Heady
stuff."
-- School Library Journal
"Dale
Carlson is deeply committed to opening up
young minds, and her psychological-scientific
wisdom makes this a sophisticated survey
that is very easy to read...Carlson grapples
intelligently and passionately with such
difficult topics as drugs, science, ethics,
ecology, and the physical universe."
--The Book Reader |
International Book of the Month
New
York Public Library
Best Books 2003
Science/Young Adult
Illustration, Index
256 pages, $14.95
ISBN: 978-1-881458-27-8 |
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What
Are You Doing with Your Life?
Books on Living for Teenagers
J. Krishnamurti
Drawings by Carol Nicklaus
Teen
relationships to self, others, to sex, marriage,
money, work, family, society, the world.
The Dalai Lama calls Krishnamurti "one of the greatest
thinkers of the age." Time magazine named Krishnamurti,
along with Mother Teresa, "one of the five saints
of the 20th century."
"Presented
clearly and evocatively, high school readers
who have cut their spiritual and philosophical
teeth on the Chicken Soup series will find
this book a richer and more complex stew."
-- Voice of Youth Advocates Book Review |
YA. Illustrations, Index
288 Pages, $14.95
ISBN: 978-1-888004-24-3 |
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Stop
The Pain
Teen Meditations
by Dale Carlson and Hannah
Carlson, M.Ed., C.R.C.
Pictures by Carol Nicklaus
Teens have their own ability for physical and
mental meditation to end psychological pain.
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What
is meditation: many ways
• When,
where, with whom to meditate
• National
directory of resources, centers
"Much
good advice is contained in these pages."
-- School Library Journal |
New
York Public Library
Best Books 2000
YA.
Illustrations, Index
224 pages, $14.95
ISBN: 978-1-884158-23-0
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Where's
Your Head?
Psychology for Teenagers
by Dale Carlson and Hannah
Carlson, M.Ed., C.R.C.
Pictures by Carol Nicklaus
• Behaviors,
feelings, personality formation
• Parents, peers, drugs, sex, violence
• Joys of relationship, friends, skills
• Insight, meditation, therapy
"Practical
focus on psychological survival skills...."
-- Publishers Weekly
"A
readable introduction to psychology for
junior and senior high school."
-- School Library Journal |
YA
Christopher Award Book
New York Public Library
Best Books 2000
YA. Illustrations, Index
320 Pages, $14.95
ISBN: 978-1-884158-19-3 |
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Girls
Are Equal Too
The Teenage Girl's How-to-Survive Book
by Dale Carlson, Hannah Carlson,
M.Ed., C.R.C.
Pictures by Carol Nicklaus
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The female in our society: how to change.
• Girls growing up, in school, with boys
• Sex and relationships
• What to do about men, work, marriage, our
culture: the fight for survival.
"Well-documented
and written with intelligence, spunk and
wit."
-- The New York Times Book Review
"Spirited,
chatty, and polemical...."
-- Publishers
Weekly |
ALA
Notable Book
YA. Illustrations, Index
256 Pages, $14.95
ISBN: 978-1-884158-18-6
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