Bøger af Charles Parker

A NO HOLDS BARRED Story of a family living with Severe Autism.Having written and published his first book, 'Tell It As It Is' in 2007, Charles has always been determined to write the sequel, based on the life of his youngest son Christopher, now nearly 25, and how battling for him has affected family life.Now, with his son moving into a bungalow, just three miles from the family home means that Charles and his wife Tina will no longer have to travel long journeys twice a week, each of almost one hundred miles to visit their son.More importantly, with Chris settled into his new home and with fantastic carers to look after him Charles and Tina will have the opportunity to be parents once again. A strange statement to many but when you have read this book you will understand where most of the hours of every day have been spent.Finally, something for all the followers of Charles and his books is the news that he and his wife are joining forces to write a third book based on Supported Living. What it is, covers how Chris adapts to it and what you need to know. This again is being written to help others, those with adult children on the spectrum.We hope you enjoy the sequel and the third book will be available shortly.

Emery's evening cruise on the lake turns into something more as a denizen of the sea rises up to fulfill his destiny as the chief loremaster of his people. It is the night of the Great Conjunction and he is seeking the maiden who should be waiting for him, but he soon finds that Emery is no maiden.

Charles was born in 1936 in Benham, a coal mining town in Kentucky in the Appalachian Region. His autobiography continues from childhood to military service, college, and fifty-five years as an accountant transitioning from CPA to Controller to Consultant while mixed in with country western dancing. His journey included Germany, Philadelphia, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Tennessee, California, Kansas, Nebraska, West Virginia, North Carolina and points in between.

New ADHD Medication Rules deals with the over-medication, missed diagnoses and imbalanced medical treatments used today in the treatment of ADHD. Dr. Parker shows where and how these imbalances occur, provides the data and explanations for why the treatment is incorrect, and then simplifies and explains the proper methods for dealig with ADHD, both for medical practioners and parents of kids and adults with ADHD.

Cuthbert is no ordinary crocodile...In fact, he is a wooden paperweight who spends his time dreaming of adventures in the jungle. This is the story of how this seemingly fearsome beast came to rescue two children who found themselves in terrible trouble on the river. "Delightfully written and beautifully illustrated."