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This anger management workbook explains what is anger. The stages of anger and how poorly handled anger affects overall quality of life. How it hurts and burns the relationships. Causes heartache and regrets. How it makes the angry person feel powerful temporarily. How anger impairs judgment and doesn't allow angry person make well thought out decisions. Further, this anger management book has several exercises and tests that aim at helping the readers to recognize their own anger issues and find the solution to manage their anger effectively. It helps the readers to understand the devastating consequences of poorly managed anger and encourages the readers to gain control over their anger through simple suggestions.

Mrs. Harper's class goes on a fieldtrip to a place where the Native Indians live. When they reach the forested area, eight kids take a shortcut through the woods and get lost. Mrs. Harper doesn't know what to do. Mia andKayla, both are best friends, come up with a plan to find them. The teacher doesn't want to risk sending them into the forest, fearing that they will get lost as well, but she isn't able to come up with a better plan so she gives them her permission. Ponytail and his partner in crime have been stealing children for several years and the Native Indians have been unable to capture them. Will Mia and Kayla find a way to rescue their eight classmates and prevent Ponytail from stealing more children to work for him? You will have to read the rest of this exciting story to find out. There are nine other stories in this wonderful book. You will learn about Bubble - The Savior, The Animal Friend, Naomi - The Champion, The Loyal Dogs, Lila and her family and other interesting characters.

Insanity Beyond Understanding highlights the selfish behavior, distorted thinking, and "my way or the highway" attitude of people who are addicted to mood-altering substances. This book aims at creating a general awareness about addictive behavior, the devastating consequences of using mood-altering chemicals, and how they turn normal human beings into beasts. It shows their inability to follow simple rules for living in harmony, their illogical thinking, and how logic does not make any sense to them. Through their dialogues, readers will get insight into their resistance to change. The author wants readers to see how impulsive behavior can cause a series of problems and destroy human beings. He wants readers to experience the horrible world of addicts, what happens behind closed doors, and how innocent children get crushed and their hopes for living a normal life are shattered. The author wants readers to experience other people's pain, sufferings, and hopelessness, and at the same time, enjoy reading simple dialogues.