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Books for
| Books on Raising Boys Boys Into Men - Raising Our African American Teenage Sons by A.J. Franklin & Nancy Boyd-Franklin, ISBN 0-452-28085-0, Plume, 2001 State of Emergency - We Must Save Our African American Males by Jawanza Kunjufu. To order call 1-800-552-1991 |
Raising Low-Fat Kids in a High-Fat World by Judith Shaw, ISBN 0-8118-1441-6
Giving the Love That Heals - A Guide for Parents by Harville Hendrix and Helen Hunt, ISBN 0-671-79399-3, Pocket Books
Breaking the Chains of Psychological Slavery by Na'im Akbar
Great Books for African American Children by Pamela Touissant, Plume, 1999, ISBN 0-452-28044-3
Racial Inequities in Special Education, Co-edited by Dan Losen from the Harvard Civil Rights Project (A must have if you have children in special ed.)
The Myth of A.D.D. - 50 Ways to Improve Your Child's Learning by Thomas Armstrong
In Their Own Way - Discovering & Encouraging your Child's Personal Learning Style by Thomas Armstrong
Identity & Self Love
Food for Self Love
Self Love & Spiritual Self
Moods
Parenting
Racism
Relationships
Life Management
Manuals on Psychiatric Illness
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| Books for Girls For High School Aged Girls: The Coldest Winter Ever by Sister Souljah is really good to provide a realistic, closeup look at life with thug boyfriends, Pocket Books Am I the Last Virgin?: Ten African American Reflections on Sex and Love by Malik Yusef (Editor), Aladdin Paperbacks, ISBN 068981254X Sugar in the Raw: Voices of Young Black Girls in America by Rebecca Carroll (Editor), Ntozake Shange Girl in the Mirror - A Teen's Guide
to Self Awareness by Denise Crittendon, ISBN 1-888754-06-0 |