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2014 eLit Gold Award (Parenting/Child Care & Family)

2013 Global Ebook Award Silver Winner (Education)

2014 Reader Views West Mountain Regional Book Award

Is My Child Autistic or Delayed? is a book written for parents and professionals to explore autism concerns and developmental delays in children. The book is written by Susan Louise Peterson, a school psychologist who has conducted over 1000 assessments on young children with possible developmental delays and autism concerns. The book is parent friendly written in...

The dead will speak, only if she's willing to listen.

Tisha Adams' life is upended when she witnesses a murder on her train commute.

When the body disappears, she teams up with Detective Murphy, a man with mysterious abilities. But Tisha is keeping a secret of her own, a skill she's always hated and feared. The dead speak to her.

As the body count rises, and those closest to Tisha are drawn into the nightmare, Tisha's only choice is to reach out to her estranged grandmother to learn more about her intuitive talents. In a race against the clock to rescue those in danger...

The Tech Research Phrase Book helps focus many of the technology elements toward writing research focused essays, proposals and reports. A simple technology phrase can be easily transformed and developed into longer sentences and paragraphs to describe a research based concept. In this book, technology phrases can be used to develop a focus or objectives for a research study or grant. As well, the technology phrases can be helpful in developing the investigation, assessment and evaluation components of a paper or proposal. These technology phrases can be used to...

Grandparents & Young Children with Autism is written with the hopes of helping grandparents understand the educational testing process of helping young children who may have autism. The book explores some similarities and differences between grandparents and grandchildren with autism. A variety of issues related to health, stress, pets, communication and illness are examined in relation to autism. Grandparents will gain information regarding testing experiences for autism and a walk through understanding a multi-team educational autism assessment....

The book Questionable Autism is focused on opening discussions about a variety of autism topics.

Looking at professional, parenting, research and testing issues numerous questions are developed

to consider the broad impact of autism topics for both parents and professionals. Author

Susan Louise Peterson weaves her experiences as an educator and school psychologist for young

children into a discussion of some of the major issues impacting the field of autism. Questionable

Autism includes many real world examples related to parenting topics, field issues...

This one-stop resource is a time-saving guide for busy instructors to use in finding grants for special classroom projects and schoolwide programs.

The book, Autism Perspectives is a short book written to examine twelve mini topics on autism. These topics will help parents as they explore various autism subjects like the referral and assessment process. Parent will find helpful information related to the signs and symptoms of autism and autism educational placement. The topics of autism traits, mannerisms and cultural factors are included in the book. It is hoped that the book, Autism Perspectives will help parents have a starting point in their journey to ask questions and find out...

The Digital Research Phrase Book contains thousands of research phrases from a digital and electronic perspective. Many phrases in research reports and papers often have a technological or computer type of focus. The book lists phrases and examines developing ideas and phrases from a virtual perspective of looking into network relationships, electronic features, technology aspects, online data collection and various cyber elements that connect the research and testing world. This valuable digital research book would compliment libraries, graduate and undergraduate...

EARLY CHILDHOOD TECHNOLOGY PLANNING is a valuable resource for early childhood professionals, librarians and college students to explore the area of technology and young learners. This planning guide defines early childhood technology and the rationale for using it with young children. There is a discussion of the challenges early childhood professionals' face when using technology with young learners. The book continues exploring the resources and teaching strategies that would help early childhood professionals as they combine technology with the needs of young...