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Set ISBN ...........978-1-4222-3027-5

Hardcover Set Price ...........$519.00

$389.25 (S&L)

Hardcover List Price ..............34.60

  25.95 (S&L)

Multi-User eBook List Price ...43.93

  32.95 (S&L)

Full color • Library bound

Trim Size: 6

3

8

x 9 ¼ • 128 pages

Grade Level: 7-12

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder .. -3028-2 -8813-9

Blindness and Vision Impairment .............-3030-5 -8815-3

Brain Injury ..............................................-3031-2 -8816-0

Chronic Illness .........................................-3032-9 -8817-7

Deaf and Hard of Hearing ........................ -3033-6 -8818-4

Emotional Disturbance .................................-3034-3 -8819-1

Foster Care System, The ..........................-3035-0 -8820-7

Gender Issues...........................................-3036-7 -8821-4

Intellectual Disabilities .............................-3037-4 -8822-1

Juvenile Court System, The ..................... -3038-1 -8823-8

Laws That Protect Youth with Special

 Needs, The ..........................................-3039-8 -8824-5

Learning Disabilities ................................-3040-4 -8825-2

Physical Challenges .................................-3041-1 -8826-9

Protective Services ..................................-3042-8 -8827-6

Speech Impairment ................................. -3043-5 -8828-3

HBK ISBN E-ISBN

THIS SERIES EDUCATES YOUNG READERS ABOUT A VARIETY OF SPECIAL NEEDS THEIR PEERS

LIVE WITH EVERY DAY.

Titles each focus on a different special need and include

stories about the lives of young people with these needs.

Series Consultants:

Lisa Albers, MD, Carolyn Bridgemohan, MD, Laurie J.

Glader, MD, Children’s Hospital Boston, Harvard Medical School. Cindy Croft,

MD, Project EXCEPTIONAL, State Special Needs Director, Concordia University.

Andrew Kleiman, MD, New York University School of Medicine

Theseclearlywrittentitlesexplainspecialneedsthrougha

combinationoffiction&fact.Colorphotosanddrawingsaddinterest.

• Young people who struggle with learning disabilities will

find information, guidance, and reassurance in this fact-filled

self-help book.

— School Library Journal

Young people feel emotions deeply from the high of a new romantic

relationship to the low of a being bullied by other students but they

often misunderstand their own feelings. This series allows readers

to explore the origins of their emotions, both positive and negative.

It helps young people to understand why they feel the way

they do.

EACH BOOK TEACHES READERS ABOUT A DIFFERENT EMOTION,

EXPLORING THE SCIENCE BEHIND THEIR FEELINGS AND HOW THEY CAN

LEARN FROM THEIR EMOTIONS.

Set ISBN ...........978-1-4222-3067-1

Hardcover Set Price ...........$351.23

$263.45 (S&L)

Hardcover List Price ..............31.93

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Multi-User eBook List Price ...39.93

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Full color • Library bound

Trim Size: 7 ¼ x 9 ¼ • 64 pages

Grade Level: 7-12

11 VOLUME SET © 2015

Anger............................................................-3068-8 -8761-3

Embarrassment, Shame, and Guilt ............... -3069-5 -8762-0

Emotional Self-Awareness.............................-3070-1 -8763-7

Empathy and Compassion ............................-3071-8 -8764-4

Fear and Anxiety........................................... -3073-2 -8766-8

Happiness.....................................................-3074-9 -8767-5

Loneliness ................................................... -3075-6 -8768-2

Optimism and Self-Confidence .....................-3076-3 -8769-9

Romantic Attraction.......................................-3077-0 -8770-5

Sadness........................................................-3078-7 -8771-2

Surprise and Flexibility .................................-3080-0 -8773-6

HBK ISBN E-ISBN

These books provide amultifaceted overviewof

common emotions, offering explanations that are always

informative and never heavy-handed or obvious.

· The booksmake effective use of fictional stories that

give a human face to the emotions.

· A discussion of howeven themost negative

emotions can play a positive rolewill be

enlightening.

· Graphics help visual learners conceptualize

abstract ideas. For instance, a “Stressmeter” shows

the levels of anxiety on a barometer from“coping”

to “stressed” to “anxiety attack.”

· Activity suggestions, such as drawing a neuron,

are as top-notch as the rest of the content.

· Strong offerings.

— School Library Journal

Series Consultant:

Cindy Croft, M.A.Ed,

Director of the Center for Inclusive

Child Care at Concordia University

15 VOLUME SET © 2015

DRUGS, FAMILY, HEALTH

CAUSES & EFFECTS OF EMOTIONS

LIVING WITH A

SPECIAL NEED

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