Michael Gordon

The terror just keeps coming in the fourth volume of Zenescope’s horror anthology series! Included in this collection, is horror anthology at its finest, with retellings of history’s scariest stories and new twists on urban legends, including tales of chain letters, Route 66, the Bermuda Triangle, the Black Dahlia, and much more. All overseen by Keres, goddess of death, who punishes those she deems worthy of her wrath. This gorgeous 300-page hardcover collects 13 issues of one of the best comic book horror titles currently on shelves!

A Way Back Home details the fundamental Jewish experience of exile and return as seen through the eyes of one North African Jew, Jacob Cansino of Oran, and two Spanish Catholics, Miguel de Cervantes (author of Don Quixote) and Domingo de Toral y Valdés. These three protagonists maintained an unbreakable bond with the Iberian Peninsula throughout their lives, and their triumphant homecomings facilitated the return of openly practising Jews, both in the flesh and on the page, to Madrid, the capital of the Spanish Empire. This interdisciplinary book underscores the concept of the Iberian Peninsula as the homeland of those expelled fifteenth-century Jews and their descendants, such as royal translator Cansino. Professor of Spanish Michael Gordon also connects Cervantes’s dramatic return to Madrid with much more obscure soldier-writer Toral y Valdés’s. They both were exiled as young men, survived countless military adventures, and had extensive contact with Iberian Jews throughout Muslim lands before coming home to their country of origin. Weaving together literature, history, religious studies, economics, and geography, A Way Back Home creates an interactive, reflective, and dramatic reading experience. Together, these three protagonists’ intertwined lives epitomize the story of Jewish return to Spain more than a century after the 1492 expulsion.

Caring for a sibling with special needs presents families with a gauntlet of challenges and responsibilities. But while the downsides of sibling caregiving understandably take center stage, few books consider how managing the less-than-perfect among us can also enrich us all-individually, within our families, and across the community at large. This "memoir as self-help" book addresses what goals and principles we should set for ourselves and our special needs siblings. With humor and affection, the author uses his brother's life history to address issues that arise around education, employment, health care, family functioning, and religious observance. Dr. Gordon, a child psychologist, parlays his extensive clinical experience to explore the many trials and triumphs that can arise when one sibling cares for another.

A compendium of family scenarios for those dealing with the guilt, worry, and difficult decisions that come with eldercare. Is it time for your aging father to stop driving? How can you balance your career opportunities with your mother’s care needs? Can your parents cope on their own? Is it time for long-term care? Given their reluctance, is that even an option? Millions of people are dealing with aging parents and are stunned by the complexities and demands of their care. As demographics change and societies adapt, that caring — that parenting — isn’t getting any simpler. In the fourth edition of this eldercare classic, advocate Bart J. Mindszenthy and geriatrician Dr. Michael Gordon present twenty-four case studies of families working through the eldercare puzzle. With new scenarios, such as legalized marijuana and medical assistance in dying, this revised and updated edition makes the case for good planning, family unity, and being aware of your loved ones’ health. With the help of Gordon and Mindszenthy’s expert advice, care providers are able to shed guilt and worry and become confident that they have done all they can to make their parents’ latter years as fulfilling and comfortable as possible.

Decisions Can Be HARD Here's a great story for helping kids manage their emotions and anger. This fun picture book opens a lot of opportunities to talk about emotions and feelings. Based on self-regulation theory, this is a story that helps to let their feelings out in a healthy way. Childrenwill learn how to breathe through anger and frustration, to be able tothink before acting, to be mindful. It's perfect for preschoolers ages 3 to 5, parents, teachers and anyone who works with kids.* Teaching kids how to make good choices* Every choice (good or bad) comes with consequences* Helps children with decision-making process* Learn how to behave, tolerate frustration, adapt to change* Teaching kids about empathy, kindness, and compassionIt has a great message: "Excellent for sharing and encouraging discussion... Very good teaching tool for kids ages 3-5 and adults. " - Kelly"Love this book We've only read it one time, but it has already helped my kids see things a little differently." - TaylorExplains choices & consequences: "The book flows really well, rhymes and paces just right. The illustrations are beautiful too. " - Emily"My 5 year old son's behavior changed immediately " - AnneAnd* Cute illustrations with nice rhyming story* Not too long, grabs kid's attention* Print version includes COLORING PAGES*Perfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten

Did you know that anger isn't all bad?* Teach children to identify their anger signs* Anger is a normal, healthy emotion* Teaching your kids to deal with disappointment*Solutions that help kids handle their hot feelings in healthier waysIt has a great message: "I cannot say enough positive words about this story. Get it, you won't be disappointed . " - James"A "life lesson" book for ages 3 5 with fun colorful illustrations. Great kindergarten book " - HeatherExplains anger & feelings: " It was a great book Made my 3 year old laugh " - Kathy" It is a nice book for kids to discuss anger and feelings." - EricaAnd: Cute illustrations with nice rhyming storyNot too long, grabs kid's attention

Don't let angry balloon pop Here's a great story for helping kids manage their feelings.* Learn how to cope with feelings in a more natural way.* Make it clear that hitting, kicking, biting are not allowed* Behaving badly doesn't make you bad* Show your kids how to deal with disappointment* Teach your children anger management skills* Teaching kids about empathy, kindness, and compassionIt has a great message: " I loved this book Not only does it teach that it's not okay to hit anyone, it gives some tips for dealing with anger . " - Kayla" I read this to my boys and they loved it. Perfect for kids 3-5 (the age my kids are now)." - JennyExplains emotions & feelings: "This book is such a huge help for my 4-year-old son who has trouble with managing his emotions. " -Alice"It gives idea how to deal with anger and what to do instead of hitting " - CarolAnd* Cute illustrations with nice rhyming story* Not too long, grabs kid's attention* Print version includes COLORING PAGES

Teach children the value of respecting others by listening and waiting for their turn to speak. Here's what readers are already saying about this amazing picture"I really enjoyed this book. I think that there are not many books that address the non-stop talking issue. -- Megan"My kids enjoyed the dragon who can't stop interrupting others." -- Barbara"Perfect for kindergarten and probably preschool to teach about too much talking" -- MandyDragon thinks everyone likes to hear him talk, making his friends frustrated by his lack of self-control. After not listening to his dad's advice, he eats a lot of ice cream, and catches a cold/sore throat. This gives Dragon a chance to listen to friends, and realize what it takes to be a good listener, and a friend. Cuteness Overload This childrens book contains illustrations of a cute dragon. Lots of them. Enjoy these little sweeties, perfect alongside beautiful rhymes. You and your kids will love this book for ages 3 5...grab it now while it's still available at this discounted price.

This is a book about a bad dragon. A really baaaaaaaaaad dragon.*An effective way to teach manners to preschoolers*Being kind to others brings happiness*Help kids make and keep friendsHere's what readers are already saying about this amazing children's book: "I'm glad I finally picked this one up. It's entertaining, and my kids enjoyed it a lot." -- Susan"Sweet, silly, and touching story Perfect for ages 3 to 5"-- Alice"Such a cute book I loved it " -- CarolineAnd*Cute illustrations with nice rhyming story*Not too long, grabs kid's attention

What to do when you are so mad you feel like exploding Learn common reasons why kids get madHelp kids identify their body sensationsLearn good ways to let the anger outUse mad power to change the situation or solve the problemExplains anger & feelings: "Great book on learning to calm down when we get angry. Perfect for preschoolers " - Erika"Well done This is perfect for school age children to learn to manage their emotions" - MariaAnd* Cute illustrations with nice rhyming story * Not too long, grabs kid's attention

Kids feel emotions in big ways * Help kids recognize big emotions*Work through anxiety or anger* Anger is a normal, healthy emotion.* Teaching your children to deal with disappointment *Solutions that help kids handle their hot feelings in healthier waysIt has a great"A cute and very relatable little book about how different emotions might manifest in your life." - Christina"My 4 and 6 years olds are still learning about emotions and how to handle them. They actually paid attention to this book and enjoyed it." - MariaExplains emotions &"I've adored all of this author's previous works and this one did not disappoint. " - Heather"Great workbook for kids in preschool " - EricaAnd* Cute illustrations with nice rhyming story* Not too long, grabs kid's attention*Print version includes COLORING and ACTIVITY PAGES

It's okay to be upset - it's good to let it out. Emotions can come out in loud, shocking, and sometimes unappropriate ways. When big emotions are too much to keep inside, we can see tantrums, mean words, or impulsive behavior. Here's a great story for helping kids manage their emotions and feelings: Help kids recognize their emotions Learn to Identify what triggered the emotion -Help to validate children's feelings Teach self-regulation skillsExpress emotions in a safe way ***** "Such an amazing tool to teach my kids how to identify and regulate their emotions. The illustration is top notch Highly recommended for kids ages 3 to 8" - Megan Perfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten. A great tool for parents, teachers and anyone who works with kids.

It's okay to be upset - it's good to let it out. Emotions can come out in loud, shocking, and sometimes unappropriate ways. When big emotions are too much to keep inside, we can see tantrums, mean words, or impulsive behavior. Here's a great story for helping kids manage their emotions and feelings: Help kids recognize their emotions Learn to Identify what triggered the emotion -Help to validate children's feelings Teach self-regulation skillsExpress emotions in a safe way ***** "Such an amazing tool to teach my kids how to identify and regulate their emotions. The illustration is top notch Highly recommended for kids ages 3 to 8" - Megan Perfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten. A great tool for parents, teachers and anyone who works with kids.

What went wrong? Why? How can I fix that for next time? All preschoolers and young kids need help learning to control their emotions or actions. With self-regulation skills, children are more able to manage difficult and stressful events that occur as part of life. Self - regulation is key to helping kids with ADHD make friends and control their anger. Teaching kids how to control their emotions and attentionEncouraging children to slow down and reflectHelping kids to develop emotional regulation skillsLearning how to control impulses***** "I got this for my 5 year old. While he may be a bit young to fully understand, this book teaches great lessons on self-regulation." - SaraPerfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten. A great tool for parents, caregivers, teachers and healthcare professionals.