New Releases by Catherine Whitney

In the tradition of the bestselling "The Cloister Walk", Whitney''s narrative of her personal journey inside a Dominican community is a moving and revealing portrait of a contemporary religious order.

DIVA (Determination; Integrity; Vitality; Aspiration), the brainchild of Terri Walsh, one of New York''s most dynamic and popular trainers, focuses on the total human being, not just the physical body. Now Walsh brings this groundbreaking fitness system that builds self-esteem as well as strength and endurance to women everywhere. Includes a daily journal.

We expect our parents to die before we do. Yet for many the repercussions of a parent''s death can prove unmanageable, almost paralyzing. Now a frank, compassionate therapist helps readers come to terms with the many issues parental death raises.

Winner of Child Magazine''s Best Parenting Boo of 1991. "An honest look at how children can drive the most loving parent to periodic madness, along with practical suggestions for how to cope."—Adele Faber.

A study of the abortion debate in a historial context and at the same time examining the contemporary issues.

From the author of The Triangle of Love, here is a ground-breaking book on relationships that helps readers understand why love works or it doesn''t, and teaches them techniques based on new research that can help them build healthy, long-lasting and satisfying love lives.

A diet and health expert presents a new way to improve the quality of life for AIDS sufferers, offering a high-calorie, high-carbohydrate diet

A comprehensive study of gay/straight relationships based on a national survey of more than a thousand people and in-depth interviews and consultations with leading experts.