violence

"Pam and Danny are twins, but they couldn't be more different. Pam wants to experiment--try new things. Danny longs for the past. But when a vicious assault threatens to destroy their family, they discover that the bond of twinship runs deep and strong"--Back cover.

"Describes various eras of history, explaining why they were some of history's most troubled eras"--Provided by publisher.

Tells the history of the Bosket family and how the pattern of violence that has followed them for generations had its roots in the rural South in slavery days. Focuses on Butch, the only person to earn a Ph.D. in prison, and his son, Willie, a murderer with a genius level IQ.

A dramatization of four different stories of today's youth told in two ways...one with a gun, one without a gun...and the outcome in each. The second part, Kids saving kids, shows how young people are reducing violence, resolving conficts peacefully and maintaining gun-free schools.

Peter Jennings moderates a forum at Elliott Jr. High in Washington, D.C., where kids discuss living with violence on TV, in movies, and in rap music.

Explores the factors that contribute to domestic violence and examines the role that violence in films and on television plays in creating a violent atmosphere in the home.