books about: pretending     books:       Just Pretending (Special Edition) Myrna MacKenzie Silhouette Books, 2002             Pretending Yo Care: The Retail Employee Handbook19 reviews Norman Feuti Hyperion, 2007 This book is a gift! This book is a gift for all the brave souls who work in retail! Anyone with any retail experience with laugh out loud with recognition at the scenarios Norman Feuti describes. I do like working in retail but this book captures the downsides in a hilarious way. It also allowed me to discover Feuti's comic strip 'Retail' which I think of as 'Dilbert' for retail employees.             Stop Pretending: What Happened When My Big Sister Went Crazy74 reviews Sonya Sones HarperTeen, 2001 Stop Pretending: What Happened When My Big Sister Went Crazy Cookie is tired of hearing people make fun of her older sister that one night, went crazy! Cookie is a 13-year-old girl who has been faced with a family crisis that her and her parents can't handle. On the night of Christmas Eve, Cookies present from Santa Clause was her sister having a mental break down and going crazy. Cookie believes that is Santa's way of saying "Merry Christmas, and a ...             Pain and Pretending/With Study Guide3 reviews Rich Buhler Thomas Nelson Inc, 1991 How to deal with several forms of childhood abuse & move on A Christian approach to dealing with several forms of childhood abuses (physical, emotional, sexual) and is a great tool in causing adult victims to move on. Powerful chapter on forgiveness is worth the whole book. Readers do not have to have abuse in their histories to benefit from the book. Good for recovery and counseling library.             Pretending to Be Normal: Living With Asperger's Syndrome72 reviews Liane Holliday Willey Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 1999 A Must Read Pretending to Be Normal: Living With Asperger's Syndrome This book is must read for anyone dealing with Asperger's children, teens and young adults. L. Wiley's insights into her own responses and feelings enables a better understanding of the behaviors we see, and also insight into some of our goals, that may not be shared by those with whom we are working.             Poking, Pinching &Pretending: Documenting Toddlers' Explorations with Clay Dee Smith, Jeanne Goldhaber Redleaf Press, 2004 Poking, Pinching, & Pretending investigates how one group of toddlers learns about clay as an early "language." Inspired by the "child-originated and teacher-framed" approach synonymous with Reggio Emilia, this resource encourages educators to share the questions and theories that come from observing and documenting children's interactions with clay to heighten their understanding of how toddlers explore, represent and learn.             Pretending the Bed is a Raft2 reviews Nanci Kincaid Delta, 1998 Pretending the Bed is a Raft I love this author. I'm from Florida, and she writes very charming stories that incorporate small town Florida. She is very easy to read. There are several short stories in this book that allow you to pick it up and read an entire story in less than half an hour. Great if you don't have a ton of time to invest in your reading.             I Got Tired of Pretending8 reviews Bob Earll STEM Publications, 1989 excllent book this book is an excellent read. it tells the truth about finding and feeling your feelings. it has helped me very very much. i recommend this book to any one who has been raised in a dysfunctional family and is tired of pretending.i also recommend it to anyone who just wants to have a better understanding of themself. the author does not hesitate to tell the truth about his personal experiences ...             Pain and Pretending3 reviews Rich Buhler T. Nelson Publishers, 1988 More than just 5 stars! I just read this book and I believe this book is excellent. I didn't want to put the book down once I started, and I will probably read it again. It will touch many people and help them move on with their lives from the hurts from the past. This book is not only for victims, it can be for the average person. It is very informative and will help the nonvictim be more understanding toward someone ...             Pretending With The Playboy (Silhouette Desire)1 review Cathleen Galitz Silhouette, 2004 pretending can be a good thing When Alexander had to stop the people who are stealing and selling babies, he has to find a wife to make his plight seem real when he goes undercover. Plain Jane librarian/drama coach Stephanie Firth is chosen, but Alex soon sees the beauty within and helps bring out the beauty outside too. But when the assignment is over, will they see they were made for each other or will they go back to their ...             Alexander's Pretending Day2 reviews Bunny Crumpacker Dutton Juvenile, 2005 Looking for a gift? I gave this book to my grandson for the holidays. It just so happens that his name is Alex too! He absolutely loves the book and wants it read over and over.             Pretending Normal18 reviews Mary Campisi Amazon, 2007 Great read I greatly enjoyed the start of what can surely only be a great novel. It is a story that many will relate to.             Pretending to Be Two: Longing to Be One Drew Hunter PublishAmerica, 2006 This offering of poems by first time author Drew Hunter is a warm and insightful collection designed to re-inspire a magical love for life. Pretending to be Two is a love story where every creature, emotion, and character is woven into the heart stream of creation. Mr. Hunter examines nature, death, truth, religion, hypocrisy, God, friendship and intimate love with a sweet eye that makes the reader feel welcomed in this world and “longing to be ...             STOP PRETENDING: WHAT HAPPENED WHEN MY BIG SISTER WENT CRAZY SONYA SONES ORION CHILDREN\'S BOOKS (AN IMPRINT OF THE ORION PUBLISHING GROUP LTD ), 2001 It happened to Sonya Sones. Her brilliant sequence of poems describes the night her 19-year-old sister suddenly turns into a screaming stranger and is taken away to a psychiatric hospital. She portrays a loving family torn apart by grief; the ordeal of hospital visits; the anxiety of a 13-year-old that her friends will reject her if they find out, or that this could happen to her too; and finally her acceptance that her life has been ...             The Girl Pretending To Read Rilke14 reviews Barbara Riddle Renaissance Sound Publications, 2000 The Girl Pretending to Read Rilke This beautiful Roman a Clef is must reading for all my female students who are entering science or academic medicine. It gives a wonderful and true flavor of the time and situation of a young woman who wants to become a scientist in the early 1960's [before Betty Friedan's book and the women's movement]. The book is almost painful in its honesty. The author describes an exciting summer of ...             Time to Stop Pretending: A Mother's Story of Domestic Violence, Homelessness, Poverty-and Escape2 reviews Stephanie Rodriguez Paul S. Eriksson, 1999 Battering: well-written, original autobiog, no pop psych One of the first books to tell us something new about the process of battering since Lenore Walker's classic twenty years ago. Rodriguez's autobiography is a beautifully written, stark, reflective memoir of her parents' abusive marriage as well as her own life with a battering husband and the effects on their eight children. 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