A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist describes his gifted but troubled youth and career while unknowingly affected by Asperger's syndrome, in a full-length account based on his popular New Yorker essay that discusses the disparity between his aptitude and grades and his high-functioning career in spite of persistent social challenges.
The eagerly anticipated second collection by poet and esteemed critic Stephen Burt Flaunting your useless knowledge has failed you again,Though it was all they had taught you. —from "Like a...
THE STORY: In the opening scene, two Supreme Beings plan the beginning of the world with the relish of two slightly sadistic suburban wives decorating a living room.
This reference work breaks new ground as an electronic resource.
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5 The bubblegum incident incensed Stengel, and he didn't mind letting the press know it: the phrases “juvenile silliness” and “kid stuff" began to appear in the sports pages when Stengel talked about his prize center fielder.
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Every page of this book bears witness to the lives and plights of children around the world-acknowledging their fears, tears, and pain.
What if you woke up to a new life every day? A collision of universes leaves Abby living two lives at once - and sharing them with her own double. Two worlds. Two guys. Two selves. How will she stay in control?
This guide looks at four age groups from birth to five and provides practical activities for setting up heuristic play sessions.
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