Bringing up a moral child: A new approach for teaching your child to be kind, just, and responsible

Many parents today struggle to raise their children without the help of an extended family or religious training. They want to give their children a strong set of moral values, but don't know how. In this practical, inspiring book psychologists Michael Schulman and Eva Mekler show that the family provides the ideal setting for teaching moral principles. The authors don't dictate which moral values should be taught but instead show parents how to teach children their own set of values. Using role-playing, scripts, games and a host of other techniques, the authors show how to effectively complement your personal approach to child rearing with a progressive, sensible program designed for modern parents. If you are concerned about your child's moral development, this book is certainly the book for you.

Bringing Up a Moral Child: A New Approach for Teaching Your Child to Be Kind, Just, and Responsible

Politics & Social Sciences

Schulman, Michael

Mekler, Eva

Social Sciences

Addison-Wesley Publishing Company

Alexander Dumas * Christopher Durang * Beth Henley * Kenneth Lonergan * Donald Margulies * Steve Martin * Nicky Silver * Bernard Shaw * Alfred Uhry * Paula Vogel 
A collection of the greatest scenes and monologues ever written-ranging from Elizabethan to Tony Award-winning plays-this comprehensive anthology spans over five hundred years of theatre. Play the Scene: The Ultimate Collection of Contemporary and Classic Scenes and Monologues by coauthors Michael Schulman and Eva Mekler includes scenes and monologues from classic plays by such notable authors as Edith Wharton as well as the best in contemporary theatre, such as Margaret Edson's Wit. 
* Blight Spirit * Camille * The Chosen * The Graduate * How I Learned to Drive * The Last Night of Ballyhoo * The Lisbon Traviata * This Is Our Youth * Vincent in Brixton * And many more!

Play the Scene: The Ultimate Collection of Contemporary and Classic Scenes and Monologues

Literature & Fiction

Dramas & Plays

St. Martin's: Griffin

Great Scenes and Monologues for Actors, spanning nearly 500 years of drama, from Shakespearean England to Contemporary Broadway, is a useful tool for every student or actor wanting to improve their acting skills. Included are 80 scenes and monologues from playwrights ranging from William Shakespeare to Anton Chekhov to Wendy Wasserstein. This small and affordable book by Michael Schulman and Eva Mekler can help improve memory, concentration, and confidence.

Great Scenes and Monologues for Actors: Improve Your Memory, Concentration & Confidence with Some of the Best Scenes and Monologues of All Time

Humor & Entertainment

St. Martin's Paperbacks

The Actor's Scenebook: Scenes and Monologues From Contemporary Plays

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The Actor's Scenebook: Scenes and Monologues from Contemporary Plays

Arts & Photography

Performing Arts

BANTAM BOOKS

Top British teachers cover acting, voice, movement, stage combat, and actors' exercises

Masters of the Stage: British Acting Teachers Talk About Their Craft

Reference

Grove Pr

Set against the devastation of post-World War II Europe, Sunrise Shows Late is a love story about a young Polish Underground veteran, Manya who flees anti-Jewish violence in her country for a displaced-persons camp om Germany where she must make an anguished choice.

Sunrise Shows Late: A Novel

United States

Bridgeworks

Set against the devastation of post-World War II Europe, Sunrise Shows Late is a love story about a young Polish Underground veteran, Manya who flees anti-Jewish violence in her country for a displaced-persons camp om Germany where she must make an anguished choice.

The Polish Woman, set in New York and in Poland, is a gripping post-Holocaust story with a fresh, highly suspenseful mystery twist. An attractive 29-year-old Polish woman suddenly appears before a New York Jewish family in 1967, claiming to be the long-lost daughter of a recently deceased family member. He was a Holocaust survivor who had hidden a daughter with a Catholic farm family in Poland to try to save her from the Nazis. Is the woman who she claims to be, or a scam artist intent on inheriting the dead man's fortune, or something else? The search for the woman's true identity takes a young male member of the family across the ocean with her in a detective-story-like search to movingly peel back her past, like onion layers. This is a story that will entrance readers who relish suspense, drama, little explored aspects of the Holocaust, and the many threads of human character, from greed and fear to personal romantic attachment and motivation.

The Polish Woman: A Novel

UNKNO

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Bringing Up a Moral Child: A New Approach for Teaching Your Child to Be Kind, Just, and Responsible

Play the Scene: The Ultimate Collection of Contemporary and Classic Scenes and Monologues

Great Scenes and Monologues for Actors: Improve Your Memory, Concentration & Confidence with Some of the Best Scenes and Monologues of All Time

The Actor's Scenebook: Scenes and Monologues from Contemporary Plays

Masters of the Stage: British Acting Teachers Talk About Their Craft

Sunrise Shows Late: A Novel

Sunrise Shows Late: A Novel

The Polish Woman: A Novel