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|  | | I Am Your Disease (The Many Faces of Addiction)
40 stories by parents who have lost a child to drug addiction.
The book contains stories by 40 parents who have lost a child to drug addiction. Also included is the brutal and compelling narrative "I Am Your Disease by the Anonymous Addict."
Also included are kids thoughts on peer pressure, tips on coping, bereavement sites and more.
Read this book and you will discover you are not alone. Others share your heartbreak. | |  | | Slaying the Addiction Monster
An All-Inclusive Look at Drug Addiction in America Today
The outstanding sequel to the successful I Am Your Disease digs deeper into the squalid, frightening world of drugs and addiction.
Gone is the stereotypical image of the dysfunctional drug addict cloaked in the darkness of despair on the streets, disheveled and ravaged by the effects of drugs. These images are replaced today with the clean-cut, good looking boy and girl next door, the high school athlete, the musician, the All-American kid, until they too can no longer hide their scars, both physical and emotional.
This book gives you a glimpse into the lives of the pa | |  | | The Addiction Monster and the Square Cat
A children's book about drugs and addiction for ages 10 and up. Told with humor and pathos by the sassy but lovable family cat. Educational without being preachy. Parents can read this book with their younger children. It is a fictionalized account of the author's son's struggle with drugs and his ultimate death. Consistently on Amazon.com's Best Sellers List in Substance Abuse
Scott is a typical young male of age 16 who has his own band. Plays the guitar, surfs, reads and writes. Handsome and intelligent. He has the world by the tail...until a bandmate introduces him to cocaine on his 17th birthday.
From that point on begins his long, 14 year struggle with the Addiction Monster, trying desperately to free himself of the Monster. In and out of rehabs with no success. Finally the Monster won, leaving his family devastated and the cat bereft.
The cat takes you on Scott's journey from a wonderful, drug-free existence to the inevitable |
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How To Stretch A Puddle
by Edie Batstone
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 Grab your inner child, and jump into Edie's latest 'puddle', as she takes us for a delightful trip through the magical landscape of a child's imagination. Her wonder-filled poems take the ordinary situations and places around us and stretches them t |
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Girdy the Witch
by Teresa Walker
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 Meet Girdy, a delightfully spooky witch with green stringy hair, a bumpy nose, and a knack for mischief! Alongside her eerie but lovable family—Momma Mummy, Daddy Gargoyle, and her mischievous brother Goblin—Girdy embraces her wonderfully weird world |
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