Describes the grief associated with a miscarriage, gives advice on coping with one's emotions, and discusses actual cases

Miscarriage: Sharing the Grief, Facing the Pain, and Healing the Wounds

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Williamson, Walter

Psychology & Counseling

Walker Co

<p>Presents a brief history of the theatre and describes the necessary qualities, training, and experience needed by prospective actors and actresses, as well as various opportunities in the acting profession. Also profiles ten young performers describing the development of their careers.Profiles of ten young actors and actresses are accompanied by details on how these performers got their start, how they handle school, their personal lives, and study and work, with information about auditions and salaries</p>

Early Stages: The Professional Theater and the Young Actor

Children's Books

Teen & Young Adult

Players Pr

Reveals the work involved in theater through profiles of ten people active in various phases of the field, from playwright, producer, and general manager to master electrician, wardrobe master, and production carpenter.

Behind the Scenes: The Unseen People Who Make Theater Work

<p>Reveals the work involved in theater through profiles of ten people active in various phases of the field, from playwright, producer, and general manager to master electrician, wardrobe master, and production carpenter.</p>

If you or someone you care about has suffered a miscarriage then this is the book to read. Walter Williamson explores the fact that miscarriage happens to so many people (one pregnancy in five), and that no one seems to know how to handle it very well. He is candid, frank, and acute, while also being tender, compassionate, and fair. The mix is designed to let people know that they are not alone, that no one has perfected an easy way out, and that the pain does ease, eventually.

Miscarriage: Coping with a Different Kind of Death

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

Simon&Brown

Do you or someone you know want to become a professional actor? If yes, then this is the book for you. One actor profiled in this text has become very famous! Young people with an interest in theater will find this book full of information about how young performers got their start, how they handle school and their personal lives, how they study and work, and much more. Written by a professional actor, the book profiles a number of professional young performers on the live stage and encompasses many facets of theater-how to become qualified as a member of Actors' Equity, how auditions are handled, the different types of theater, and the functions each fills. From regional and community theater to dinner theater, from Broadway to off-Broadway, from summer stock to school plays, Walter Williamson brings deep personal knowledge to an intimate look at this entertaining and exciting art form. With appendixes, a glossary, and many photos, it will be eagerly sought by young aspirants to a career in acting.

Theater for Young Actors: The Definitive Teen Guide

Arts, Music & Photography

Diseases Of Females And Children, And Their Homeopathic Treatment: Containing Also, A Full Description Of The Dose Of Each Medicine (1860)

Diseases & Physical Ailments

Kessinger Publishing

Walter Williamson was twenty-eight years old when he was called to war with the 6th Battalion Cheshire Regiment in 1916. In doing so, he left his wife Amelia and his two-year-old son, 'Little Jimmy', back in England. In this remarkable diary we travel with him from Birkenhead to France and onward to the Ypres Salient, where his vivid recollections describe his part in the 118th Brigade's involvement in the Battle of St Julien at the opening of the Third Battle of Ypres, then on to the Somme and back again to Ypres. We meet his many comrades, his best friend Pat Nunn, and his commanding officers, all of whom come to life through his wonderfully keen observations. Walter's passion for writing can be appreciated not only from the diary, but from the letters he wrote to Amelia, which provide a further insight into Walter's War. A Tommy at Ypres is an accurate factual account which will be of great interest to historians, but it is more than that, it is a heart-warming story of one man's experience of war, which will prove a compelling read to all lovers of a 'good book'. Walter was an educated man, not wealthy, but gentle, sensitive, unassuming, and loving, with a warm humour that reflected these qualities, all of which in turn are reflected in his wonderful diary.

A Tommy at Ypres: Walter's War - The Diary and Letters of Walter Williamson

Priddey, Doreen

Leaders & Notable People

Amberley Publishing

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Miscarriage: Sharing the Grief, Facing the Pain, and Healing the Wounds

Early Stages: The Professional Theater and the Young Actor

Early Stages: The Professional Theater and the Young Actor

Behind the Scenes: The Unseen People Who Make Theater Work

Behind the Scenes: The Unseen People Who Make Theater Work

Miscarriage: Coping with a Different Kind of Death

Theater for Young Actors: The Definitive Teen Guide

Diseases Of Females And Children, And Their Homeopathic Treatment: Containing Also, A Full Description Of The Dose Of Each Medicine (1860)

Diseases Of Females And Children, And Their Homeopathic Treatment: Containing Also, A Full Description Of The Dose Of Each Medicine (1860)

A Tommy at Ypres: Walter's War - The Diary and Letters of Walter Williamson