Simply put, this is a book on photography of women at work. But it is more than just a collection of photographs, there is also the personal writings of the subjects of the photographs

Women & work: Photographs and personal writings

Maureen R. Michelson

NewSage Press

A Portrait of American Mothers & Daughters: Photographs

Fastman, Raisa

<div>One of the largest puzzle collections #151; 430 brainteasers based on algebra, arithmetic, permutations, probability, plane figure dissection, properties of numbers, etc. Intriguing, witty, paradoxical productions of one of the world's foremost creators of puzzles. Full solutions. More than 450 illustrations. </div>

The New Americans

Ulli Steltzer

Common Heroes: Facing a Life Threatening Illness

Blau, Eric

Parenting & Relationships

Shows a wide variety of modern American families and shares their comments on what being a family means to them

Family Portraits in Changing Times

Helen Nestor

Stories of Adoption: Loss and Reunion (Family & Childcare)

Biographies & Memoirs

Organizing for Our Lives: New Voices from Rural Communities

Arts & Photography

Street & Orozco

Photography & Video

When the Bough Breaks: Pregnancy and the Legacy of Addiction

YA-Photographs, narratives, and poetry describe the physical, psychological, and emotional pain of alcohol, drugs, and child abuse in a way that no strictly factual book could. The authors spent five years interviewing and photographing addicted mothers: the effects of dependency on their bodies, their children, and their families. This source goes beyond blaming the women and takes a look at generational and societal problems. This is a collection of poignant, raw, and searing memories that are agonizing to read.-Pat Royal, Crossland High School, Camp Springs, MD

When the Bough Breaks: Pregnancy and the Legacy of Addiction (Family & Childcare)

Corser & Adler

Photographs and text explore this controversial topic

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

To walk a street is to be told a story. Blue Moon over Thurman Street weaves a story not only of a particular street but of an American way of life. For more than thirty years, Ursula K. Le Guin has walked Thurman Street in Portland, Oregon, listening to its story and dreaming of a book in which to share it. On a blue moon in July 1985, Le Guin enlisted the photographic talents of Roger Dorband, a fellow Portlander, and they collaborated for seven years to tell this story. Le Guin's handwritten poems, Dorband's creative photographs, and their collaborative observations take you on a personal guided tour of a street that crosses America. Once you've finished the walk up Thurman Street, consider sending a friend on of the postcards attached to the inside flaps. Share the Journey!

Blue Moon over Thurman Street

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