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"'This Comprehensive Parenting Guide for Boys with ADHD' is an indispensable resource for parents, caregivers, and educators facing the unique challenges of raising teenage boys with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Authored with empathy and expertise, this guide offers practical strategies, insightful case studies, and a wealth of advice to empower families on the journey through adolescence.
In a world where the teenage years are already a time of rapid change and self-discovery, navigating this terrain with a teen who has ADHD requires a unique set of tools. This book provides a roadmap, helping parents understand the intricacies of ADHD while offering tailored approaches to support their son's development.
Key features of the book include:
- Tailored Strategies: Practical and effective parenting strategies specifically designed for teenage boys with ADHD, addressing their unique strengths and challenges.
- Comprehensive Approach: A holistic guide covering academic support, social skills development, emotional well-being, and preparing for the transition to adulthood.
- Real-Life Stories: Insightful case studies offering a glimpse into the lives of families dealing with ADHD, providing relatable experiences and showcasing successful approaches.
- Whether you're a parent seeking guidance, an educator supporting teens with ADHD, or anyone invested in the well-being of these remarkable young individuals, 'Navigating the Teenage Years' is a valuable companion on the journey of parenting. Packed with insights, actionable advice, and a supportive community, this book is a beacon of hope for families navigating the complexities of ADHD during the crucial teenage years."
"In every dream, a current of nightmare...
Lincoln is gone and it’s all her fault. NYPD Detective Sylvia Harbinger once thought the world and its WHISPs had become the place of her nightmares, but now that her baby boy has been kidnapped by bioterrorists and taken halfway around the world, she knows what true nightmare is.
But Sylvia isn’t about to abandon her son.
She’ll do whatever it takes to get him back, even if it costs more than she ever thought possible to lose."
"Sylvia is done with serial killers, done with therapy, and done with a New York City now rife with WHISPs—the creepy, grey shadows of her nightmares. She and husband Ben have a deal. She retires and they both move to Montana to escape the WHISP phenomenon. It is the only way to save their marriage after the Chester case, even if it leaves their WHISP-affected son, Lincoln, behind.
Then the phone rings. Chester’s in jail, yet there’s been a copycat murder, and Sylvia can’t let the case go. If she missed something the first time, this new blood is on her hands. Ben gives her a month to work the case, but can their marriage survive that long? And as Sylvia digs deeper into the depths of the source of her phobia, how long will her sanity survive?"
"“We the jury find the defendant, Rachel Iris Chester, guilty.” With those words, Sylvia Harbinger’s life as an NYPD detective is over. Sylvia is done with serial killers, done with therapy, and done with a New York City now rife with WHISPs—the creepy, grey shadows of her nightmares. She and husband Ben have a deal. She retires and they both move to Montana to escape the WHISP phenomenon. It is the only way to save their marriage after the Chester case, even if it leaves their WHISP-affected son, Lincoln, behind. Then the phone rings. Chester’s in jail, yet there’s been a copycat murder, and Sylvia can’t let the case go. If she missed something the first time, this new blood is on her hands. Ben gives her a month to work the case, but can their marriage survive that long? And as Sylvia digs deeper into the depths of the source of her phobia, how long will her sanity survive?"
"In British Columbia, in the early months of 1980, a young woman is brutally murdered and buried in a shallow grave. Decades later, two hikers discover her remains on the shore of Cold Lake. In an attempt to identify the girl, authorities recreate her physical appearance in a series of sketches released to the public. Four hundred kilometers away in the city of Vancouver, one of university professor Nora Devrey's students hands her a newspaper article that features the Jane Doe police sketch. The picture appears to be a pencil drawing of Nora. Growing up, Nora had known she was adopted at birth but had never been curious about her biological family. Now, she's obsessed with learning as much as she can about her origins and won't stop searching until she discovers Jane Doe's name and any link between herself and the murdered girl."
