<p>Describes obsessive-compulsive disorder and its treatment through the eyes of a child, covering the child's struggle with the disease, his sense of hope when he learns about treatment, and his relief that neither he nor his parents are to blame.</p>

Up and Down the Worry Hill: A Children's Book About Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and Its Treatment

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Aureen Pinto Wagner Ph.D

Mental Health

Lighthouse Pr Inc

Treatment of OCD in Children and Adolescents: A Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Manual

Wagner, Aureen Pinto, Ph.D.

John has spent his entire life helping people adjust to sharing the world with the alien Visitors. But when John's wife returns from the Visitors to change all the rules, will anyone be able to cope again?

The Visitors' Gifts

Literature & Fiction

Mulligan, Nora

Contemporary

Deputy Sheriff Jerry Ballester finds himself mired in a routine investigation of a succession of burglaries in the quaint North Georgia mountain village of Helena. But everything changes on the day an old flame comes into town, begging for his help and telling of a frightening change in her husband--the Atlanta DA--and other strange happenings at their ranch. Ballester's discovery of a secret activity hidden beneath the ranch land leads him to a sinister group of high powered Atlanta citizens calling themselves the Central Core who will stop at nothing to achieve their ends--including murder and the destruction of the great city of Atlanta. Be prepared to hold on to your seat for the furious final four days, ending in a riveting life and death duel from the underground fortress to the Atlanta City Hall

The Pracktl Affair

Savoie, Mel

Short Stories & Anthologies

Life On Santa Claus Lane

Humor & Entertainment

Bain, Darrell

Humor

Tripping the Light Fantastic

Walker, Jamon

Literary

Prayers by Night

Anderson,John

Horrible though it may be, it is an oft-reported story: A series of homicides with facts linking the victims. In this case, female college students at Stonewater College are being sexually molested and killed. New faculty member Tyler Richmond sees the story as unfortunate but not one of his immediate concerns. During the probationary period of his new appointment he is preoccupied in avoiding confrontations with the cantankerous college dean. Tyler loves the prestigious academic life and has no intention of blowing his one shot at tenure. But a break in the investigation points to a college employee and Tyler finds himself with a string of clues at the end of which may very well be a killer. Suddenly at stake is more than just a job--it's Richmond Tyler's life. An authentic portrayal of university life, Student Body puts a killer on the other side of the door and you inside the faculty lounge without hope of escape.

Student Body

Howard, Neil

What if... -you could instantly trade an old body for a new one? -the trade would cure any and all diseases? -but the new body is always the opposite sex? -and sometimes the person simply vanishes during transition? What would you do? Would you take the chance? Would others?

The Sex Gates

LGBTQ+ Books

Berry, Jeanine

The 1870s. As opposed to the myths of popular culture, not everybody was swaggering around with six-irons strapped down and leading lives of mayhem. But there were the exceptions--every bit as evil, bloody and deadly as legends portray. And so too, was the law that handled these outlaws. In the mold of men like Bat Masterson and Wyatt Earp, M D "Shorty" Thompson is just that kind of lawman: Short on stature but tall on guts. Hand-picked by President Rutherford B. Hayes, he is one of best. And since United States Marshals of the 1870s handle desperados, this means just about everybody does seem to be using those strapped-down dragoons and wreaking havoc. For Marshal M D Thompson, its the life of a lawman. As unforgiving and harsh as the southwest can be, some of its far-flung landscapes are rich in mystery. Giving rise to such mystery is the west central New Mexico territory of the Malpais (pronounced Mal-pie). This jagged range of lava-strewn hills and mountains is several hundred miles of pines, pinions, junipier and ancient lava flows reaching farther than the eye can see. Located near Fort Wingate, the Malpais figures prominently in the mysterious disappearances of over three-dozen young women and girls. Having vanished without a trace, even the army has been unsuccessful in finding clues or plausible explanations. In "Malpais," Marshal Thompson and his long-time partner James "Buffalo" Blackburn search for missing women amid a breathtaking and unusual western landscape. Avoiding bone-crushing falls into hollow lava tubes or freezing ice caves makes riding the Malpais a strenuous effort for which the lawman and his partner are prepared. But the men didn't expect lightening striking out of clear blue skies, visitations by Indian apparitions or the specter of a mystical bald eagle that just isn't there. In fact, the Marshal isn't likely to be shooting his way out of these ghostly tribulations. Narrated in the authentically seasoned dialect of a southwestern storyteller, the Marshal Thompson series pays tribute to the thrilling and heartbreaking hardships of our nation's western history. Accurately reconstructing the sweeping landscapes of the old west, these novels document the times and historical locations largely ignored by writers who have not been there. Paul L Thompson actually has been there, and you will feel like you were there, too.

Malpais

Thompson, Paul L.

Genre Fiction

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