The author reflects on how running has influenced his life and writing, discussing the places he has trained, the people he has met, and the races he has run.
A memoir in which author David Gilmour tells about his experiences after he responded to what he saw as a disenchantment with learning in his teenage son by offering to let the fifteen-year-old drop out of school on the condition that he watch three movies a week--chosen by Gilmour, opening the doors of communication between father and son.
The author chronicles his coming-of-age in the 1960s, when he was recruited and trained as a con man by an experienced young carny and became an expert himself, soon facing off against his former mentor.
Presents a guide to using "The Mitten" in the classroom, featuring a sample lesson plan, an introduction to the book and author, and activities in language arts and other curriculum areas.
A collection of photographs with accompanying quotes from various sources that capture expressions of joy, dignity, and happiness in people from around the world.
