Most Popular Books by Karen Levine

A biography of a Czech girl who died in the Holocaust, told in alternating chapters with an account of how the curator of a Japanese Holocaust center learned about her life after Hana''s suitcase was sent to her.

“A Survival Guide for Students” is a fun-to-read collection of practical, proven tips and hints to make the life of a student easier and more productive. Based on Seven Guiding Principles, this book is an easy-to-read overview of what it takes to succeed in school. A time-keeping chart enables you to analyze how you currently use your time and what changes you can make to use time more constructively. Tips from other students help you cope with challenges and stay focused on your goals. Organized into short chapters and presented in a compact size that makes it easy to take along for browsing whenever time permits, this handy guide can be easily referred to on a daily basis.

Designed for those who are just starting out in cosmetology as well as seasoned professionals, this guide is chock full of simple tips, reflections, quotes, and advice from experienced leaders in the field.

Presents practical advice for cosmetology students from fellow students, teachers, and professionals, providing hundreds of tips arranged by topic.

A little book chock-full of simple, practical answers features 380 tips for ways to reduce the clutter, focus on what really matters, and enhance life''s everyday moments, which, after all, make up most of life.

PERFECT FOR NEW AND SEASONED EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATORS, CAREGIVERS, AND GRADUATING STUDENTS ALIKE, a purposeful book of tips, reflections, and quotes, this guide is based upon anecdotal observations of educators with years of resourceful experiences to share with others in the teaching profession. Throughout the book are statements from well-known educators and early childhood developmentalists including Piaget and Montessori which give emphasis to primary goals of teaching young children. Also serving as a focus for the book are Seven Guiding Principles that are oriented towards early childhood education. These principles provide educators with unassuming appraisals for defining awareness and simplifying, and organizing their lives with respect to issues of education, time management, and relationships with children, parents, and faculty. Enjoyable to read and beautifully illustrated, this book is an inspiration to educators, and enables a sense of camaraderie between all those who seek to keep the joy of teaching young children a satisfying life experience.

A perfect library of reference materials includes a Survival Guide for Child Care Providers - a reference no child care professional should be without. You''ll also benefit greatly from the letters of advice written by a pediatric nurse practitioner and licensed child care provider - questions about health, development, behavior and social issues you will encounter in the early childhood market and suggestions for handling this issues. And the Clyclopedic Education Dictionary filled with over 10,000 definitions, acronyms, and abbreviations, and much more.