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Way to Go Bravo, Learning to Live With Asthma (Dr. Wellbook, 5)
Published in Paperback by Dr. Wellbook (May, 1996)
Authors: Tim Peters and Tim Peters and Company
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Explains asthma in simple language and a positive way
My daughter who is 7 has recently been diagnosed with moderate ashtma. (as have I about 6 months ago). The respiratory tech gave Hannah this book after she had some breathing tests. She took it to school and read it to her class to share information about asthma. She sometimes gets a bit down about having it, but I explain to her that allergies are usually the cause or trigger (cat dander, dogs and dust mites for her and me!) and we try to take our puffers and medicine to keep us healthy.

This book shows Bravo the horse who used to be out of breath and not able to run fast, doing great and winning the race when he takes care of his asthma. A very positive book and has helped our family in learning how to live with asthma.


Way to Go, Alex!
Published in School & Library Binding by Albert Whitman & Co (October, 1999)
Authors: Robin Pulver and Elizabeth Wolf
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Encouragement and Acceptance
I frequently look for positive ways to talk about my son's special needs with his sister. She sometimes has a tough time accepting his differences. "Way to Go, Alex" is a great way to open the conversation about trying to do our best, and being proud of what we can achieve. This story helps my daughter understand that feelings of frustration can be turned around to a more positive approach to the challenges she faces having a brother with learning and physical disabilities. The story accurately depicts how difficult it is for a child to understand and cope with a sibling's disabilities. It is a wonderful introduction to Special Olympics. I hope many parents share the story with their children and discuss how important an encouraging, supportive, and accepting community is for people of all abilities.


Way to Go, Grad!
Published in Hardcover by Barbour & Co (01 March, 2001)
Authors: Barbour Bargain Books and Colleen L. Reece
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Way To Go Grad!
This is a very good book that can be used to encourage any graduating student. I am giving a few copies to my graduating seniors. I'm having a hard time locating additional copies of the book. ... Anyway, the book offers several pages of Wisdom, Advice, Encouraging Poems as well as Biblical Scriptures. It also offer great advice on joining the work force and coping with bosess as well as co-workers. I recommend it to anyone who mentors or teaches young people.


Way to Go: Sadness, Euphoria and the Fremantle Dockers
Published in Paperback by Fremantle Arts Center Pr (December, 2003)
Author: Matt Price
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For the true Dockers fan
A greatly amusing account of the first eight or so years of the Fremantle Dockers, Way to Go details both the highs and the lows of both the Dockers and being a Dockers supporter. Containing columns from Price's weekly Left Field reports in The Australian newspaper as well as new material, the book explains how challenging it is to be a Dockers supporter on occasion.

Price reflects on the spectacular stuff-ups and the glorious moments of Australian Rules football that the Dockers have provided over the years, including such moments as Tony Modra's addition to the side; every time Clive stepped onto the field (good and bad); the poor handling of the Drum sacking; and the first time the Dockers beat the Eagles.

If you are a Dockers fan you will be entertained with memories: you'll certainly laugh and you might even cry. If you aren't a Dockers fan, read and you'll understand the passion of these supporters.


The Wee Puppy Who Wouldn't Go to Sleep (All Aboard Books)
Published in Paperback by Grosset & Dunlap (March, 1995)
Authors: Jane B. Mason and Karen Lee Schmidt
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A book my son and I both agree on
I have a son who's three years old, and who tries his best every night to stay up as long as possible so that he doesn't miss anything exciting. This sweet book is about Wee Puppy, who's got just the same ambition. He sneaks out of bed, has some ice cream, watches the late late movie...and finds out the next day why puppies (and children) need their sleep. My son loves this book, and so do I. The illustrations are wonderful, and I recommend this book to anyone who's looking for something fun to read to a young child (especially one who likes to try and stay up late!)


Weigh to Go: Self-Help Weight Loss Manual
Published in Paperback by Graystone Pub (August, 1998)
Authors: Judi G. McLain, Patrick G. McLain, Russell W., Ms. Andreacchio, and Russell W., III Andreacchio
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Weigh to Go gives trustworthy dieting advice.
Weigh to Go is written by professionals who have decided to share the wisdom of years of experience with the public. Two of the hardest obstacles to overcome when dieting are sorting through the overwhelming information available on the subject and being consistant. Accurate medical information about current fads and popular programs can help dieters utilize a program that is right for them, and the positive tone of the book motivates and battles discouragement. Weigh to Go is an essential tool for healthy living.


Welcome to the Terror-Go-Round (Deadtime Stories , No 12)
Published in Paperback by Troll Assoc (July, 1997)
Author: A. G. Cascone
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A Real Fast Page Turner!
I've read 6 Deadtime Stories books, But this is the best!!! Grave Secrets and Grandpa's Monster Movies were OK. But this is the bomb! Go buy it! It is a real fast page turner!


What Happens When You Go to the Hospital
Published in Hardcover by NTC/Contemporary Publishing (June, 1969)
Author: Arthur Shay
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this is the best book I've ever read.
The helpers at the hospital help people to be brave and less scared of the machines like the x-ray, and not to worry about being too sick to get well. Karen gets an ice cream after her surgery. Then she gets to go home.


What to Expect When You Go to the Doctor
Published in Hardcover by HarperFestival (30 May, 2000)
Authors: Heidi Murkoff and Laura Rader
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Everyone knows that going to the doctor can be a little scary. For a small child who may not understand why being poked, prodded, and jabbed with a needle is necessary, the prospect is especially daunting. Enter Angus the Answer Dog, a Yorkie pup who loves to answer all kinds of questions about growing up (as seen in other titles in the wonderfully appealing What to Expect series for young children, including What to Expect When the Baby Sitter Comes and What to Expect When You Use the Potty). Angus takes young readers by the hand and guides them through a visit to the doctor's office. Each two-page spread asks a question: "Why do I have to go to the doctor?" "Why does the doctor push down on my tummy?" "What's a shot?" "Do I need one?" and more, each question anticipating the next. Then, in an extremely calm and reassuring manner, Angus answers each question. Parents and children alike will welcome the honest, clear explanations about staying healthy and will enjoy the games and ideas in each section.

Heidi Murkoff, coauthor of the bestselling pregnancy book, What to Expect When You're Expecting, creates a perfect read-aloud book to ease the concerns of kids and their parents. Laura Rader's cartoonish illustrations are fun and reassuring, contributing to the lighthearted tone of the book. (Ages 2 to 5) --Emilie Coulter

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Wonderful Resource for Early Childhood Childcare Providers
As a Child Care Nurse Consultant, I provide health and education training for numerous childcare centers and homes. This book is a wonderful resource for easing the fears of young children when a docotor's appointment approaches. The exercises in the book are great fun and an excellent opportunity for learning!


What You Can Learn From Things that Go Wrong : a Guidebook to the ROOT CAUSES of Failure
Published in Paperback by C. Robert Nelms (01 January, 1996)
Author: C. Robert Nelms
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Curiosity will gain you knowledge
With enough innate curiosity about the world we live in, this is the only book an individual needs to be able to perform a root cause failure analysis. Chocked full of personal life experience anecdotes, the author eloquently guides us to how he arrives at the steps necessary to learn from things that go wrong. Leave your calculator in its case; this book reads like a novel and is not dry scientific stuff, but you will find yourself referring to it countless times as you proceed with your own failure analysis. On a deeper, subtler level, this is also the story about a man using his own "tools" to discover more about himself and the world around him.


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