Friendly Oaks Publications

Publisher info

Friendly Oaks Publications is a small publishing company in south Texas. It was founded in 1990 and has, over the years, published over 80 titles. These primarily have been books and guides for parents, teachers, counselors and other child-service professionals.

Smashwords Interview

Describe your desk
It's pretty cluttered; lots of projects lying around.
Where did you grow up, and how did this influence your writing?
I grew up mostly in south Texas. Where I live didn't do that much to influence my writing, as I have enjoyed writing since my first fountain pen in elementry school. As of the last several years, I've actually enjoyed the challenge of seeing a piece of writing and working with it to make it better.
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Where to buy in print

Bullied to Death
Price: Free! Words: 4,510. Language: English. Published: July 26, 2015 by Friendly Oaks Publications. Categories: Nonfiction » Psychology » Adolescent psychology, Nonfiction » Law » Family law » Children
Bullying has no higher price than the self-inflicted death of a tormented child or teen. Why is this happening, and what can be done about it? Thomas Jacobs, a retired juvenile court judge, and James Sutton, a child and adolescent psychologist, combine their expertise and decades of experience into answers and interventions to tough questions about bullying, cyberbullying and youth suicide.
Resolving Conflicts with Your Children
Price: $3.99 USD. Words: 5,870. Language: English. Published: July 14, 2015 by Friendly Oaks Publications. Categories: Nonfiction » Parenting » Childhood psychology, Nonfiction » Parenting » Teens
Conflict isn't fun, and it certainly isn't comfortable. In this ebook, child and adolescent psychologist Dr. James Sutton, offers a "plain English," proven strategy for discussing troublesome issues with a child or teen in a way that ends up better than it starts. Then ten steps outlined in the strategy help to create a place for a youngster to be part of the solution.