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Childbearing is more than pregnancy and labor. It is the having and not having of children. It is a profound event in the lives of families-and in the lives and bodies of women. The feminist movement and the development of feminist studies have helped to rehumanize the subject of childbearing by removing it from the remote environment of institutionalized medicine. The multi-disciplinary "Encyclopedia of Childbearing" is a major contribution to this new accessibility.

CAROL RAGUSA MANN lives in Southold, New York with her husband Barry and their dog Honey. She is very excited to introduce her second book, and first children's book, "I wish I had a Brother or a Sister." Her first book, "Open Your Eyes And Listen," is a collaboration of her inspirational poetry with photographs of the beautiful North Fork of Long Island. She has many loves and interests which also include singing, playing piano, and writing music. Simple pleasures are what makes her happy, as well as enjoying time spent with family and friends. She is currently working on her third book,...

All Ways a Woman is a celebration of women as seen through the eyes of watercolorist Lynn Centeno and the pen of author/poet Carol Mann. Revealed in its chapters are the complexities of a woman's life: her thoughts and feelings, her loves, her many roles, and her enduring strength. Each turn of the page reveals the uniqueness of her existence and the universality of her journey.

Both intimate and all-embracing, the book is a tribute to women from all walks of life who daily reach into themselves and out to each other to cope, live their lives, contribute, and survive....