Most Common Questions about Surviving Emotional Abuse...and the Answers
by Patrick de Ferreira
Price: $5.00 USD. 13330 words.
Published by Michael Mardel on August 4, 2011. .
self-help for men (and friends) who are in abusive relationships
by Patrick de Ferreira © 2011
There are a lot of books out there which deal with anger management
But none seem to deal with men as the abused partner/friend.
How does one cope with the anger thrust upon them?
Should one forgive one’s partner’s outbursts?
How many times?
What are the triggers?
Remember, it is not your fault
Location: Australia
Member Since: Aug. 03, 2011
Michael Mardel
Publisher info
Michael is a trained school librarian and has been reading and teaching primary students for over 15 years.
His previously published works may be found at his website.
This is his first collection of short stories for middle grades, specifically for boys.
His previously published works may be found at his website.
This is his first collection of short stories for middle grades, specifically for boys.
Where to find Michael Mardel online
Website: http://www.downunderonline.org
Where to buy in print
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Books
Australian short stories for boys (& girls)
by Michael Mardel
Price: $5.00 USD. 19440 words. Published on August 3, 2011. Fiction.
Ten short stories of boys in different eras - sailing under Lord Nelson as a powder boy, travelling the east coast of Australia with a dog, father and son interactions, disability, rabbiting in the Depression, refugees - from Afghanistan to Australia,Ireland in St Kevin's time, selling pots and pans to gold diggers in the 1850s, being a tennnis ball boy in 2020 in Monte Carlo.
Price: $5.00 USD. 19440 words. Published on August 3, 2011. Fiction.
Ten short stories of boys in different eras - sailing under Lord Nelson as a powder boy, travelling the east coast of Australia with a dog, father and son interactions, disability, rabbiting in the Depression, refugees - from Afghanistan to Australia,Ireland in St Kevin's time, selling pots and pans to gold diggers in the 1850s, being a tennnis ball boy in 2020 in Monte Carlo.