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We Need to Talk About Kevin
The inspiration for the film starring Tilda Swinton and John C. Reilly, this resonant story of a mother’s unsettling quest to understand her teenage son’s deadly violence, her own ambivalence toward motherhood, and the explosive link between them remains terrifyingly prescient. Eva never really wanted to be a mother. And certainly not the mother of a boy who murdered seven of his fellow high school students, a cafeteria worker, and a much–adored teacher in a school shooting two days before his sixteenth birthday. Neither nature nor nurture exclusively shapes a child's character. But Eva was always uneasy with the sacrifices and social demotion of motherhood. Did her internalized dislik...
Taps
This publication lists names and biographical information on graduates and former cadets who have died.
All Out
Can a man with a demanding job really be a good father? All Out is a bracingly honest answer from Emmy and Gemini Award-winning anchorman Kevin Newman and his grown son, Alex. Confessional and provocative, their memoir is also a touching meditation on ambition, absence and family that will resonate with every parent and child who've ever struggled to connect and understand each other. Kevin Newman wanted to be a family man in an era when fathers are expected to be more engaged than ever before; he also wanted to reach the top of a profession that demands 24/7 commitment. The higher he climbed, the more irreconcilable those aspirations seemed. Meanwhile, his artistic, solitary son, Alex, was ...
The Mystical Vampire
Leena recalls her life as she writes about her mortal pass the conflict of being unexcepted by her father; How she fell in love against her will and found unimaginable desire with a strange man . Leena takes you to her pass and the journey she took as a half vampire facing the unknown world of mortals with a unsatistisfied hunger . This journey will bring you to the present day where Leena hides her identity in search for the vampire who turned her . Leena must face herself as a vampire and the questions of her lover as she is then thrown in his life to find the answers .
Kevin's Last Walk
Inspiration meets adventure in Barry's book that chronicles the tragicdeath of his teenage son, Kevin, due to alcohol poisoning, and his epic, 1,400-mile journey, from Arizona to Montana, with Kevin's ashes in his backpack. With a sense of humor that is rare among parents who have lost achild, Barry's book is a combination of faith, inspiration and adventure. Yup, his book will make you laugh, cry, and when you finish his book, you will simply smile. Everyparent that reads Barry's story will hug their precious children a littletighter. Barry wrote this book with audiences of all ages in mind. In movieterms it is rated "G."
Two Angels Watching Mumma from Heaven
Writing this book was extremely emotional, another tough task life presented me with. The loss of Children is traumatic heartbreaking. You and the family go through several phases of grieve which can become overwhelming and you may need assistance, to move past the grief. We were tied to the hips like glue but somehow it loosened. I have travelled through hell no family or friends to speak of, living on the streets, in and out of many shelters. Wildest mind never imaging the vicious, violent whirling tornados I have lived through. I Was beaten left for dead along a highway. My sons are my life I strive always to make sure they are safe and in good hands. Suddenly the worst knocking on my doo...
A deafening silence
This book is born of a contradiction: on the one hand, there has been a genuine advance in the awareness of violence against women and children and actions to oppose it. On the other, the violence persists and so does the counter-attack against those who seek to expose it. Patrizia Romito's extraordinary book describes the links between discrimination, violence against women and violence against children and, uniquely, uncovers the strategies and tactics used for concealing it. Her analysis, corroborated by a solid theoretical framework as well as up-to-date international research data, powerfully reveals the interconnectedness of what might appear as separate events or measures. The book also demonstrates how the same tactics and strategies are at work in various different countries. Written in a clear and direct style, the book is an essential tool for anyone - professional, researcher or activist - wanting to understand male violence against women and children and to oppose it.
