Best Selling Books by Kathleen King

In this volume Professor Whyte compiles information gathered from his vast experience in field research. The book provides invaluable information for the student - it covers a broad range of research, with many examples to illustrate findings. The author shows not only how to gather data, but how, and why, relevant data should be selected and gives a realistic picture of problems encountered by the field researcher.

Since its founding in 1956 in Spain''s Basque region, the Mondragón Corporation has been a touchstone for the international cooperative movement. Its nearly three hundred companies and organizations span areas from finance to education. In its industrial sector Mondragón has had a rich experience over many years in manufacturing products as varied as furniture, kitchen equipment, machine tools, and electronic components and in printing, shipbuilding, and metal smelting.Making Mondragón is a groundbreaking look at the history of worker ownership in the Spanish cooperative. First published in 1988, it remains the best source for those looking to glean a rich body of ideas for potential adaptation and implementation elsewhere from Mondragón''s long and varied experience. This second edition, published in 1991, takes into account the major structural and strategic changes that were being implemented in 1990 to allow the enterprise to compete successfully in the European common market.Mondragón has created social inventions and developed social structures and social processes that have enabled it to overcome some of the major obstacles faced by other worker cooperatives in the past. William Foote Whyte and Kathleen King Whyte describe the creation and evolution of the Mondragón cooperatives, how they have changed through decades of experience, and how they have struggled to maintain a balance between their social commitments and economic realities. The lessons of Mondragón apply most clearly to worker cooperatives and other employee-owned firms, but also extend to regional development and stimulating and supporting entrepreneurship, whatever the form of ownership.

At age eleven, Kathleen King began selling her oversized chocolate chip cookies at her family''s farm in eastern Long Island. As her reputation and clientele grew, she earned enough to send herself to restaurant school and, in 1980, to open Kathleen''s Bake Ship in Southhampton, New York. The shop, now with an additional location in Manhattan, has become famous for its freshly baked, old-fashioned cookies, muffins, breads, pies, brownies, and cakes. The simple recipes collected here include such traditional favorites as Molasses Cookies, Lemon Bars, Peasant Bread, Buttermilk Biscuits, Peach Crumb Pie, Oat-Bran Muffins, Carrot Cake, Blueberry Buckle, Yellow Cake with Chocolate Icing, and, of course, unbeatable Chocolate Chip Cookies. Southhampton residents have enjoyed Kathleen''s kitchen wizardry for nearly a decade. Now her best recipes are available to home bakers everywhere.

For Cricket Sings, Cahokia medicine woman, the omens have been bad. She is old, and so at this year''s Sun Ceremony she will tell her stories, the tales handed down from grandparents to grandchildren since the memory of the People began. The Sun King is dying, unable to perfom the Ceremony which will bring good crops to the fields. Called to help because she is a healer, she is faced with the dilemma of whether to stimulate the comatose ruler long enough to perform the Ceremony or to poison him so that his son can perform it. Her decision to feign the King''s death by switching his body with that of another old man who has recently died puts her entire family in danger. This beautifully written novel explores the conflict between loyalty to the tradition of the People and the love of family. The resolution, set against the chaotic mourning for the Sun King, is compelling, believably constructed out of what little factual information is known about the prehistoric dwellers of Cahokia.

The author of "Kathleen''s Bake Shop Cookbook" returns with a best-ever collection of simple, old-fashioned recipes for the home cook.

Based on the author''s experience leading equity-focused technical assistance centers, this book details approaches to partnering with educators and other stakeholders to eliminate racial disproportionality in special education. Because of its historical and current relevance as an indicator of systemic oppression, Thorius centers disproportionality as a crucial issue to be addressed through technical assistance partnerships. For these partnerships to be successful, technical assistance providers must: (1) support partners in engaging with systemic and individual oppressions that contribute to inequities at the intersections of racism and ableism, and (2) introduce partners to resources that mediate learning about, and development of, locally relevant solutions that abolish racism and ableism in tandem. Equity Expansive Technical Assistance for Schools provides a research-based framework for conducting technical assistance, including vignettes and facilitation guides that educational leaders can use to address disproportionality in special education within their local contexts. Book Features: Detailed protocols for professional dialogue toward eliminating racial disproportionality in special education. Expanded definitions and descriptions of disproportionality as an issue of ableism, as well as racism. Real-life examples of technical assistance and professional development partnership activities that improve conditions leading to, and outcomes of, disproportionality.

Perfect for dessert lovers and budding bakers, this is the true story of a girl who followed her dream to make the perfect chocolate-chip cookie--and, one day, founded world-renowned TATE''S BAKE SHOP®. Original cookie recipe included! Eleven-year-old Kathleen King was positively obsessed with baking the perfect chocolate chip cookie. She experimented over and over and over with different recipes--less flour, more butter, longer baking time--until she got it just right. Customers flocked to her family''s farm stand on Long Island for Kathleen''s enormous, buttery chocolate chip cookies. And when she grew up, Kathleen started a cookie company called TATE''S BAKE SHOP®. TATE''S grew into a multi-million-dollar empire and, today, they are a household name and their cookies are sold all over the country! Cookie Queen is the delicious true story of how a little girl''s dream turned into an enormous cookie empire.

YA. Eleven year old Isobel is rescued by Emma who becomes a dependable figure in the abandoned child''s life.

A presentation of the complexity and dynamics of life in an organization, this study employs the use of personal stories to illustrate the anxieties and successes of professional consultants. An essential reference for those trying to bring about change in an organization or develop leadership capability, this book looks at what it takes to consult with a rigorous understanding of a philosophy and theory behind the position and the benefits and challenges associated with consulting. Organizational Consulting: A Relational Perspective provides, through the very personal stories of a group of organizational consultants, an insight into the complexity and dynamics of life in an organization. An ideal reference for those with a growing interest in the filed, this work will also help practicing consultants deepen their understanding of the principles of relational consulting.

Un colegio de élite en Gales, una reunión de exalumnos, una extraña desaparición. ¿Estás preparado para volver al internado? La periodista Lucía Fernández regresa diez años después a Gales, al internado donde estudió. La convocatoria aparece en un momento en que su vida está a punto de resquebrajarse y decide volver al colegio para reencontrarse con algunos amigos y rememorar viejos tiempos. Lo que no imagina es que un fin de semana de celebración se convertirá en una auténtica pesadilla. Todo empieza cuando un exalumno desaparece misteriosamente y nadie, excepto Lucía, parece preocuparse. Haciendo gala de una forma de contar ágil y sugerente, Kathleen King escribe una novela llena de intriga y acción en la que un grupo de jóvenes descubre que el pasado siempre vuelve. Terror gótico, misterio y altas dosis de suspense se dan cita en una novela de espionaje internacional sorprendente. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION An elite school in Wales, an alumni reunion, a strange disappearance. Are you ready to go back to boarding school? Ten years later, Journalist Lucía Fernández returns to the boarding school where she studied in Wales. The announcement appears at a time when her life is about to crumble, and she decides to go back to school to meet up with some friends. What she does not imagine is that a weekend of celebration will turn into a true nightmare. It all starts when a former student mysteriously disappears and no one, except Lucía, seems to care. Displaying an agile and suggestive way of telling, Kathleen King writes a novel full of intrigue and action in which a group of young people discovers that the past always comes back. Gothic horror, mystery, and high doses of suspense come together in a surprising international spy novel.

Kids aged 5 and over will love cooking up a storm in the kitchen with this fantastic baking book! Inside, Kathleen King, owner of the renowned Tate''s Bake Shop in the Hamptons, shares over 20 of her favorite recipes for kids to bake at home, including gingerbread, devil''s food cake and of course, her signature, mouthwateringly delicious chocolate chip cookies. Each recipe is explained in five easy-to-follow steps, and the book itself is practical to use, with a fold-out base so that it stand up by itself and pages that wipe clean, even after the messiest of baking sessions! A great fun book, packed full of tempting recipes which kids and adults will enjoy making, baking and of course eating together.

A children''s picture book that has twelve baby animals that live in Florida featured. Each animal has many fun facts and a photo of each. At the end is a Question and Answer sheet.

In Medicare Part D, enrollees in stand-alone prescription drug plans (PDPs) are allowed to switch plans during an annual coordinated election period (AEP) from Nov. 15 to Dec. 31, with new coverage effective Jan. 1. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) required that plan sponsors send an Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) -- using either its model or a non-model format -- before the 2008 AEP. This report examined: (1) stakeholders'' views of the model ANOC and CMS''s efforts to assure its effectiveness; and (2) how the scheduling of the AEP affects the enrollment process for beneficiaries switching PDPs. Among the largest PDP sponsors, GAO selected 8 to interview along with other stakeholders involved in the AEP. Illustrations.