books by Hudson Street Press     books:     Hudson Street Press      What High Schools Don't Tell You: 300+ Secrets to Make Your Kid Irresistible to Colleges by Senior Year Elizabeth Wissner-Gross Hudson Street Press, 2007 An eye opener I agree whole heartedly with the reviewer who called this book an eye opener. Until I read this it never even occurred to me, as manipulative and controlling a parent as I am, to even CONSIDER having my son take the SAT's in the 7th grade. Now I realize its a must, a ...             Taking Back Childhood: Helping Your Kids Thrive in a Fast-Paced, Media-Saturated, Violence-Filled World Nancy Carlsson-Paige Hudson Street Press, 2008 important and wise I heard this author discuss her book on NPR. I immediately bought a copy for my daughter, a new mother. She is very pleased with it. I hope it will be widely appreciated.             Secrets of a Former Fat Girl: How to Lose Two, Four (or More!) Dress Sizes--And Find Yourself Along the Way Lisa Delaney Hudson Street Press, 2007 Just mt 2 cents We all know HOW to lose weight. Eat less and move more.... DUH! This book is not another diet so, don't look for that. This book is a different approach to changing yourself inside out. I found it really REAL and absolutely doable. Good book!             Still Life with Chickens: Starting Over in a House by the Sea Catherine Goldhammer Hudson Street Press, 2006 Beautiful memoir for midlifers It's rare to find such a sweet, satisfying read on the topic of midlife changes and detours. While there's nothing terribly new in this memoir -- we've all read about painful divorces and renovating ramshackle houses in far-flung locations -- Catherine Goldhammer's ...             Math Doesn't Suck: How to Survive Middle-School Math Without Losing Your Mind or Breaking a Nail Danica McKellar Hudson Street Press, 2007 math for the masses in junior and high school classes This Danica is as good looking as the racing Danica and a great actress. She's a math whiz too. Well as a trained mathematician I can assure you that she proves in this book that she knows math, is proud of it and want other high school and junior high school girls ...             The Passion Test: The Effortless Path to Discovering Your Destiny Janet Attwood, Chris Attwood Hudson Street Press, 2007 Surprisingly pleased I bought this book because it was recommended to me by someone I trust, but upon starting to read it, I was almost convinced I would return it. Among other things, the writing style is a mess, the voice of the narrator keeps shifting, the design with purple bars down ...             Kiss My Math: Showing Pre-Algebra Who's Boss Danica McKellar Hudson Street Press, 2008 Buy this for your daughter This smart and funny book teaches girls that it's OK to be smart, and that they are perfectly capable of kicking a little pre-algebra butt. Though the topic is serious, the writing is lively and breezy. In the prologue, McKellar writes that "lots of people change ...             Learning to Breathe: One Woman's Journey of Spirit and Survival Alison Wright Hudson Street Press, 2008 A searing and uplifting account of one woman’s spiritual journey from surviving a terrible accident to a triumphant ascent of Kilimanjaro On the second day of this century, world- renowned photojournalist Alison Wright was traveling on a windy mountain road in Laos when the bus she was riding in collided with a logging truck and was severed in ...             The Elephant in the Playroom: Ordinary Parents Write Intimately and Honestly About the Extraordinary Highs ... Denise Brodey Hudson Street Press, 2007 Candid I loved this book! The stories were wonderful. It takes bravery to be so open and honest. Every story had something I could relate to as a parent and as a parent of special needs children. It was wonderful!             Banana: The Fate of the Fruit That Changed the World Dan Koeppel Hudson Street Press, 2007 The book that changed my perceptions Upon my hubbie's recommendation I read your book: Banana, The fate of the fruit etc. Brilliant! I never imagined that bananas had, and still have, so much influence on America's life. I recommend the book to everybody and is going to become my favorite gift to ...             Eat Fat, Lose Fat: Lose Weight And Feel Great With The Delicious, Science-based Coconut Diet Sally Fallon, Mary Enig Hudson Street Press, 2005 Lifestyle change, not a fad diet This is an educational book, not your typical diet book. I learned all about the different kinds of fat and why my body needs some and doesn't need others and what foods have the best (or worst) sources. The book is not just about fat either. It is about nutrition; ...             Kick the Balls: An Offensive Suburban Odyssey Alan Black Hudson Street Press, 2008 Sounds of the Suburbs When I was a kid in the 1970s, they said in the future soccer would become massively popular in America and we would all use the metric system. Didn't happen. The metric system is pretty much only used to refer to illicit drugs, but almost every American kid in the ...             Feeling Fat, Fuzzy or Frazzled?: A 3-Step Program to: Beat Hormone Havoc, Restore Thyroid, Adrenal, and ... Karilee Shames, Richard Shames Hudson Street Press, 2005 An anwer to prayer I've known that "something wasn't right" about me for many years, but could never get an accurate diagnosis. I've been to my primary care physician, gastroenterologist and hematologist and never gotten a diagnosis as to what was wrong. My PCP prescribed anti-anxiety ...             Red: The Next Generation of American Writers--Teenage Girls--On What Fires Up Their Lives Today Amy Goldwasser Hudson Street Press, 2007 Filled with substance - brilliant and satisfying This collection of essays compiled by Amy Goldwasser is nothing less than a masterpiece, as it eschews the typical teenage bubble-gum-book syndrome in favor of a richly detailed, complex, emotive and, above all, substantial body of work from an array of teenage young ...             Financial Infidelity: Seven Steps to Conquering the #1 Relationship Wrecker Bonnie Eaker Weil Hudson Street Press, 2008 Amazing book! This book is amazing! I especially loved the section about the eight stages of love! I have used it with clients and they love it also. 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