Some Restaurants Not So Family Friendly
Children will be children, and parents do their best to make them behave. But it seems like everyone else in the world gets stuck in the middle.
Children's Upper and Lower Limb Fractures [Book and Media Reviews]
This textbook has been designed to present a concise summary of current techniques in the management of pediatric fractures. The editors state that they have designed the text for residents or for the general orthopedic surgeon who wants to stay curren…
Learning to live with autism, chapter by chapter
McHenry native David Finch didn’t set out to write a bestseller at first. He set out to save his marriage. Five years after wedding his longtime friend, Kristen, Finch had two children, a home, a career, and a mess of a relationship with his wife. Co…
Child protection watchdog reviews not complete
Nuala O’Loan has said it is a scandal that the Catholic Church's child protection watchdog has not been able to complete its diocesan reviews of child abuse.
We Kid You Not: Children Stay for Free With Mercury Direct
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM– – Recent travel news revealed that the globetrotting children of today will have been abroad at least four times before the age of 10. The research, carried out by Breaking Travel …
Canadian Bookshelf Announces Amazon.ca as Lead Sponsor and Rebrands as The 49th Shelf
Canadian books are getting a well-deserved boost today. Canadian Bookshelf announced Amazon.ca as its lead sponsor for 2012, and that the book community website will now offer expanded features and book listings under the new name The 49th Shelf. http:…
Covington author publishes new book
Marlene Lewis has a ready-made audience for her books. With three grown children and nine grandchildren, she gets plenty of feedback about her children’s and adult books.
Leela's Book
A review, and links to other information about and reviews of Leela's Book by Alice Albinia.
Reviews round-up
The critics’ verdicts on Julie Otsuka, Ahdaf Soueif, and Susannah Clapp. Lucy Scholes, in the Independent , sees in Julie Otsuka's novel a "rhythmic, repetitive flow of collective experience, combined with the sparseness of the descriptions,…
Lucan had secret life in Africa
Missing aristocrat Lord Lucan moved to Africa following the murder of his children's nanny, say witnesses.
