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 Children of Nuggets: Original ARtyfacts from the Second Psychedelic Era - 1976-1996 $64.98 If you turned on a college radio station during the 1980's or early 90's this is essential listening. From stalwarts the Church and the Smithereens to lesser-known acts such as The Stems and the Barracudas, there's a little something for everyone. A little Rickenbacker jangle here, a little Farfisa lick there- the sound runs the gamut of what we would lovingly call "College Rock". You know, before Pearl Jam and Smashing Pumpkins trademarked "Alt Rock" for an MTV audience spoon fed on grunge and The Real World. Those of us who survived the onslaught were left out in the cold with our vinyl collections clutched in shivering hands wondering whatever happened to Jeff Connolly .  Your Second Child: A Guide for Parents $14.00 I have read the first 3 chapters (110 pages) of this book - and am going to pack it away in the back of my closet. I am pregnant with my second, and was hoping for advice on how/when to introduce the idea to my daughter...practical advice for moving her out of the crib and into a new room...etc. I cannot speak for the whole book, but the first three chapters pretty much consist of stories of how you are ruining your first-born's life by having another. It was not practical, not enjoyable to read, and has only made me more anxious than I need to be.  From One Child to Two $13.95 I am expecting my second soon and borrowed several books on the topic of becoming a family of four. I found this book to be very negative and could not even finish reading it. In the intro, the author states that she uses sources to found her notions on. However, I found that very untrue. Most of her advice/ideas were not cited, and therefore seemed to be her opinion. I have to say, I do not recommend this book. After putting this book down, I started reading Twice Blessed by Joan Leonard and found it to be encouraging and helpful to me for preparing for my next child. |
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