mental illness

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mental illness

Ceiling stars

2004
Christine and Danelle have been best friends forever, but lately Danelle's quirky moods have turned into wild and reckless acts driving the girls apart.

Waiting to disappear

2002
In a small southern town over the summer of 1960, two years after her older brother's death, thirteen-year-old Buddy tries to cope with the absence of her mother, who has been hospitalized after suffering a nervous breakdown.

Everything you need to know about bipolar disorder and manic depressive illness

2000
Defines bipolar disorder and manic-depressive illness, explains how they effect teenagers, and how they are treated.

Coping with mental illness

2001
Presents an overview of mental illness and explains how to cope with one's own and with a loved one's mental illness; covers diagnosis and treatment and includes a glossary, a bibliography, and a list of related organizations.

Coping with bipolar disorder and manic-depressive illness

2001
Offers teenagers advice on how to cope with bipolar disorder and manic-depression, discussing the illnesses' causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatments.

Coping when a parent is mentally ill

2001
Offers teenagers advice on how to cope with a parent's mental illness.

Looking for Jamie Bridger

1995
Fourteen-year-old Jamie Bridger is determined to find out who her real parents were in spite of opposition from the grandparents who raised her, but her search ends in a bittersweet discovery.

Artemis Fowl

the Atlantis complex
2012
When an army of fairy space probes programmed to destroy Atlantis return to Earth, Artemis Fowl attempts to stop the destruction of the city while dealing with his delusional and obsessive-compulsive disorders.

The brain and nervous system

1990
Examines the components, functions, and disorders of the nervous system.

Family dysfunction in Tennessee Williams's The Glass Menagerie

2013
Provides in-depth analysis of the life, works, career, and critical importance of American playwright, Tennessee Williams.

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