Buscaglia, Leo F

Paradise on earth? Why not. Our existence is precisely what we make it and by embracing the many pleasures life has to offer, we can have unlimited joy. Leo Buscaglia, who has already shown so many of us the way to more love and happiness, now offers refreshing, detailed advice on looking around us and finding delight in the simple thingsin food, in flowers, in music, in dance, in books, in art, in memories, in our families, and in loving.Step onto Bus 9 with Leo and open yourself to a life-affirming journey to paradise. It's the most important trip you'll ever take.

The author of "Living, loving, and learning" commemorates his father, discussing his life, his own relationship with him, and what he learned from him.

Explores the phenomenon of love as it relates to everyday living.

A collection of thirteen lectures by acclaimed education professor Leo Buscaglia that were given around the world between 1970 and 1981; covers such topics as behavior modification through love, finding one's identity, the children of tomorrow, and avoiding victimhood.

Offers a historic view of the ethical principles which have guided humanity and offers a challenge to people to live their lives as fully as possible regardless of their circumstances.

A little boy wonders what it is like to have a "memory" and his new friendship with an elderly neighbor results in a beautiful one.

Presents ideas, concepts and feelings to get people in touch with being human --touching, holding, smiling, thinking and caring about each other.