parent and child

Middle-aged lawyer Peter Banning is convinced by Granny Wendy Darling and Tinkerbell that he is Peter Pan, and must go to Neverland to save his children from Captain Hook.

Middle-aged lawyer Peter Banning is convinced by Granny Wendy Darling and Tinkerbell that he is Peter Pan, and must go to Neverland to save his children from Captain Hook.

Forthright treatment of the many concerns of children whose parent or parents have HIV or AIDS, including how the virus is transmitted, whom to tell, seeking advice, what to do in hospitals, and how to say goodbye. Includes a list of AIDS-related hot lines.

A middle aged woman finds a package on her door one day: it contains a young, factory-made child, Konrad.

After T.J. and his younger brother are adopted, the biggest problems they face are winning an international baseball tournament, held in their New Jersey hometown, and helping a homeless teammate.

In a series of letters to his parents and friends, twelve-year-old Carl Davis III, chronicles his initial anger, confusion, and disdain as well as his gradual change of heart about being sent to a small Southern town to live with his grandmother.