AMSA ParentResource Library If you are interested in checking out any of the books listed below, click on the book to send a direct email to Tiina Watts. In your email please request the book by name and include the name of your son or daughter who attends AMSA and she will send the book home with them. You can keep the book for 3 weeks.
Adolescents in Crisis, by G. Wade Rowatti Jr. | All-Star Games, Youth Leaders, by Lutheran Brotherhood | Angry Young Men, How Parents, Teachers, and Counselors Can Help “Bad Boys” Become Good Men, by Aaron Kipnis | Cliques, 8 Steps to Help Your Child Survive the Social Jungle, by Charlene Giannetti & Margaret Sagarese | Come to the Table, A Celebration of Family Life, by Doris Christopher | Dr. Dave’s Cyberhood, Making Media Choices that Create a Healthy Electronic Environment For Your Kids, by David Walsh | Getting Along, Your Role in Kid-to-Kid Relationships, a Parent Club Handbook | Get Out of My Life, A Parent’s Guide to the New Teenager, by Anthony E. Wolf
| Grounded for Life?! Stop Blowing Your Fuse and Start Communicating With Your Teenager, by Louise Felton Tracy | Grandparenting in a Changing World, by Eda LeShan | Every Kid Counts, 31 Ways to Save Our Children, by Margaret Brodkin | Helping our Child Through Early Adolescence, by the US Dept. of Education (2 Copies) | How to Talk So Kids Can Learn, by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish | In Their Own Way, Discovering and Encouraging Your Child’s Multiple Intelligences, by Thomas Armstrong | Just Say Know, by Kuhn, Swartzwelder, Wilson | Keys to Successful Stepfathering, by Carl E. Pickhardt | Mom’s House, Dad’s House, Making Two Homes for Your Children, by Isolina Ricci | Overcoming Teen depression: A Guide for Parents, by Miriam Kaufman | Overcoming Underachieving, A Simple Plan to Boost Your Kids’ Grades and End the Homework Hassles, by Ruth Peters | Parenting 911, How to Safeguard and Rescue Your 10-15-Year-Old, by Charlene C. Giannetti & Margaret Sagarese | Parenting for Prevention, How to Raise a Child to Say No to Alcohol/Drugs, by David J. Wilmes | Parenting Isn’t for Cowards, Dealing Confidently with the Frustrations of Child-Rearing, by Dr. James C. Dobson | Positive Pushing, How to Raise a Successful and Happy Child, by Jim Taylor
| Protecting the Gift, Keeping Children and Teenagers Safe, by Gavid De Becker | Raising a Thinking Preteen, by Myrna B. Share | Raising Resilient Children, by Robert Brooks and Sam Goldstein | Safe at School, Awareness and Action for Parents of Kids Grades K-12, by Carol Silverman Saunders | Self-Esteem: A Family Affair, by Jean Illsely Clarke | Sex, Drugs, and Flunking Out, Answers to the Questions Your College Student Doesn’t Want You to Ask, by Joel Epstein | Sleepless in America, Practical Strategies to Help Your Family Get the Sleep it Deserves, by Mary Sheedy Kurcinka | The Ambitious Generation, America’s Teenagers, Motivated but Directionsless, by Barbara Schneider & David Stevenson | The Guy Book, Maintenance, Safety and Operating Instructions for Teens, by Mavis Jukes | The Middle School Years, Achieving the Best Education For Your Child, Grades 5-8, by Michele A. Hernandez | The New Face of Grandparenting, Why Parents Need Their Own Parents, by Don Schmitz | The Overweight Child, Promoting Fitness and Self-Esteem, by Teresa Pitman & Miriam Kaufman
| The Parents Guide to Childhood Eating Disorders, by Marica Herrin & Nancy Matsumoto | To Be a Boy, To Be a Reader, Engaging Teen and Preteen Boys in Active Literacy, by William G. Brozo | Unhappy Teenagers, A Way for Parents and Teachers to Reach Them, by William Glasser | When Your Kids Push Your Buttons, And What You Can Do About It, by Bonnie Harris | Wonderful Ways to Love a Teen, …Even When it Seems Impossible, by Judy Ford |
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