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Paperback. Condizione: New. Edited and co-ordinated by Sarah Lowndes, Like The Sea I Think is an enthralling collection of new marine writing from East Anglia gathered from library workshops and open submissions held across the region. It is wonderfully designed, as always, by Emily Benton, and available as a memento and inspiration for all those living by, inspired by, or curious about, the sea. It is our provider, our enemy, our defender, our gateway to the world; it defines our borders, informs our imaginations, it inspires our artists. The anthology features an incredible range of writing styles, subject matter, and authors; the youngest featured is 11, the eldest 87. The perfect companion on a Norfolk coastal walk punctuated by warm coffee shops and local pubs.The volume includes 55 contributions from Viv Allen . Roy Ballard . Molly Bernardin . Neil Bousfield . Erin Bradshaw . Bev Broadhead . Tess Carruthers . David Cochrane . Louise Cole . Ruthie Collins . Mireia Molina Costa . Jade Cuttle . Janet Ellis . Cathy Erlam . Rose Evison . Jessica D'Alton Goode . Rachel Goodman . Mirabel Greaves . Chloe Hambly . Cate McKay Haynes . Sarah Hudis . Barrie de Lara . Jeni Lawes . Imogen Lea . Patricia Jane Lee . Stephanie Lillie . Angie Maddigan . George Mahood . Pip Mattich . Hillary Mellon . Jane Mills . Lloyd Mills . Jess Morgan . Lindsay Nash . Molly Naylor . Eoghan O'Maolain . Anna Opara . Sebastian Owen . Maria Pavledis . Clare Peed . Jon Platten . Simeon Ralph . Thogdin Ripley . Holly Sandiford . Gaia Shaw . Graham Sillett . James Smart . Robert F.W. Smith . Katie Stockton . Ryan Thacker . Rebecca Tough . Sarah Walker . Elizabeth Lewis Williams . Rachel Wood . Suzanne Woolnough.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'Mom, you suck!'Few words can break a parent's heart faster-especially when they come after you simply said, 'Turn off the phone.'Today, parents are fighting a battle they never expected: competing with screens for their children's attention, patience, sleep, and time.But taking the phone away isn't always the answer. Constant shouting, threats, and punishment can create resentment without teaching children the self-control they actually need.How to Survive 'Mom, You Suck!' offers a simpler, more compassionate approach.Inside, you'll discover how to: - Set healthy screen boundaries without turning your home into a battlefield- Understand why children become so attached to phones, games, TV, and the internet- Handle tantrums, arguments, and 'just five more minutes' battles- Give your children meaningful alternatives to endless screen time- Model healthier digital habits as a parent- Teach children self-control instead of relying on constant punishmentYou don't have to choose between protecting your child and preserving your relationship.Sometimes being a good parent means hearing 'I hate you' today so your child can thank you tomorrow.The goal isn't to raise children who never use technology.It's to raise children who can use technology without being controlled by it.If screens are becoming a source of tension in your home, this book will show you how to set boundaries with love, confidence, and less fighting. …

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 106 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.24 inches. This item is printed on demand.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Edited and co-ordinated by Sarah Lowndes, Like The Sea I Think is an enthralling collection of new marine writing from East Anglia gathered from library workshops and open submissions held across the region. It is wonderfully designed, as always, by Emily Benton, and available as a memento and inspiration for all those living by, inspired by, or curious about, the sea. It is our provider, our enemy, our defender, our gateway to the world; it defines our borders, informs our imaginations, it inspires our artists. The anthology features an incredible range of writing styles, subject matter, and authors; the youngest featured is 11, the eldest 87. The perfect companion on a Norfolk coastal walk punctuated by warm coffee shops and local pubs.The volume includes 55 contributions from Viv Allen . Roy Ballard . Molly Bernardin . Neil Bousfield . Erin Bradshaw . Bev Broadhead . Tess Carruthers . David Cochrane . Louise Cole . Ruthie Collins . Mireia Molina Costa . Jade Cuttle . Janet Ellis . Cathy Erlam . Rose Evison . Jessica D'Alton Goode . Rachel Goodman . Mirabel Greaves . Chloe Hambly . Cate McKay Haynes . Sarah Hudis . Barrie de Lara . Jeni Lawes . Imogen Lea . Patricia Jane Lee . Stephanie Lillie . Angie Maddigan . George Mahood . Pip Mattich . Hillary Mellon . Jane Mills . Lloyd Mills . Jess Morgan . Lindsay Nash . Molly Naylor . Eoghan O'Maolain . Anna Opara . Sebastian Owen . Maria Pavledis . Clare Peed . Jon Platten . Simeon Ralph . Thogdin Ripley . Holly Sandiford . Gaia Shaw . Graham Sillett . James Smart . Robert F.W. Smith . Katie Stockton . Ryan Thacker . Rebecca Tough . Sarah Walker . Elizabeth Lewis Williams . Rachel Wood . Suzanne Woolnough.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "Mom, you suck!"Few words can break a parent's heart faster-especially when they come after you simply said, "Turn off the phone."Today, parents are fighting a battle they never expected: competing with screens for their children's attention, patience, sleep, and time.But taking the phone away isn't always the answer. Constant shouting, threats, and punishment can create resentment without teaching children the self-control they actually need.How to Survive "Mom, You Suck!" offers a simpler, more compassionate approach.Inside, you'll discover how to: Set healthy screen boundaries without turning your home into a battlefieldUnderstand why children become so attached to phones, games, TV, and the internetHandle tantrums, arguments, and "just five more minutes" battlesGive your children meaningful alternatives to endless screen timeModel healthier digital habits as a parentTeach children self-control instead of relying on constant punishmentYou don't have to choose between protecting your child and preserving your relationship.Sometimes being a good parent means hearing "I hate you" today so your child can thank you tomorrow.The goal isn't to raise children who never use technology.It's to raise children who can use technology without being controlled by it.If screens are becoming a source of tension in your home, this book will show you how to set boundaries with love, confidence, and less fighting. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Couverture souple. Condizione: bon. R240080098: 2010. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Coins frottés, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 283 pages - petite déchirure sur la page de garde - coins frottés - étiquette collée sur le 1er plat. . . . Classification Dewey : 810-Littérature américaine.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "Mom, you suck!"Few words can break a parent's heart faster-especially when they come after you simply said, "Turn off the phone."Today, parents are fighting a battle they never expected: competing with screens for their children's attention, patience, sleep, and time.But taking the phone away isn't always the answer. Constant shouting, threats, and punishment can create resentment without teaching children the self-control they actually need.How to Survive "Mom, You Suck!" offers a simpler, more compassionate approach.Inside, you'll discover how to: Set healthy screen boundaries without turning your home into a battlefieldUnderstand why children become so attached to phones, games, TV, and the internetHandle tantrums, arguments, and "just five more minutes" battlesGive your children meaningful alternatives to endless screen timeModel healthier digital habits as a parentTeach children self-control instead of relying on constant punishmentYou don't have to choose between protecting your child and preserving your relationship.Sometimes being a good parent means hearing "I hate you" today so your child can thank you tomorrow.The goal isn't to raise children who never use technology.It's to raise children who can use technology without being controlled by it.If screens are becoming a source of tension in your home, this book will show you how to set boundaries with love, confidence, and less fighting. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …