Judith Warner explore les complexités de la vie moderne, particulièrement dans les sphères de la famille et de l'enfance. Son écriture offre un aperçu pénétrant des pressions psychologiques et sociétales auxquelles sont confrontés les parents comme les enfants dans le monde trépidant d'aujourd'hui. Avec empathie et observation perspicace, elle aborde des thèmes tels que l'anxiété, la parentalité et la quête de sens au milieu des défis quotidiens.
Focusing on the experiences of middle school students and their parents, this book delves into the challenges and triumphs faced during this pivotal time in life. It captures the emotional landscape of adolescence, highlighting themes of friendship, identity, and the complexities of growing up. Through relatable narratives, readers gain insight into the struggles of navigating social dynamics and academic pressures, making it a poignant reflection on the middle school journey.
Exploring the complex landscape of childhood medication, this book offers a daring and insightful examination of the issues surrounding the prescription of drugs to children. Judith Warner delves into the societal pressures, medical practices, and personal stories that shape the experiences of families navigating this controversial topic. Through her compelling narrative, she challenges readers to reconsider the implications of medicating youth and the broader impact on society.
By moving personally between the worlds of stay-at-home and working motherhood, interviewing numerous women and reading what our popular culture and politicians had to offer on the subject of motherhood in our time, the author comes to a stark conclusion: that what is happening in the culture of motherhood is nothing less than perfect madness.
By analyzing government data and utilizing interdisciplinary insights, this book explores the persistent gender gap in criminal offending despite advancements in women's economic and legal status. It delves into the complex factors that contribute to this phenomenon, offering a critical examination of societal norms and legal frameworks that continue to influence women's criminal behavior. The work aims to shed light on the disconnect between progress in women's rights and the realities of crime, providing a thought-provoking perspective on gender and crime.
Focusing on post-9/11 security, the book examines the complexities of the United States' borders with Mexico and Canada, addressing issues such as terrorism, unauthorized migration, and the smuggling of drugs and arms. It explores the interplay between national security and illegal trade, providing an integrated perspective on these critical concerns affecting the borders.
This completely revised, rewritten version of the 1993 "New York Times" bestseller from Signet updates Hillary's story right up to the impeachment trial. Get insights into her enduring love for Bill Clinton and why she stays married to him, how Hillary emerged from the impeachment ordeal stronger, and how she has sparked a debate about the role of women in society. The author is a staff reporter for "Newsweek." 8 pages of photos.
Tato podrobná a nestranná biografie nám vypráví pravdivý obraz Hillarina dosavadního života: mládí pravicově zaměřené, pravidelné návštěvnice kostela... léta strávená na univerzitě, kde vystupovala jako liberální aktivistka... milostný románek s Billem a poněkud bouřlivý průběh jejich manželství, v němž roli živitele rodiny převzala právě Hillary... její přeměna z nenápadné myšky na pohlednou blondýnku... její oslnivé úspěchy a téměř osudný politický přehmat. Očima jejích přátel, rodiny, učitelů, spolupracovníků v profesi i v prezidentské kampani, novinářů a dokonce i chlapce, který se s ní scházel ještě před Clintonem, tady vidíme Hillary spolu s výsledky její práce i s osobně pronesenými názory. Seznamte se s její minulostí a přítomností a zkuste odhadovat, co všechno se dá čekat od její budoucnosti.
