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MOM SAYS, DAD SAYS, NAT SAYS: OTHERClick Here to Buy 'Mom Says, Dad Says, Nat Says : Other'Positive Reviews on Published BookDiscover What Others Say About the Book Press
to Download PDF Front/Back Cover of Book with Reviews "Adults and kids who have the communication skills to overcome the 'us' vs. 'them' mentality will go far in life. Public diplomacy starts at home. This book is a delightful must." --Bruce Sherman, Director of Strategic Planning, U.S. Broadcasting Board of Governors "The Nat Says series provides busy adults and kids with a better understanding of optimal mental health, how to fortify it and improve it - all while being enteratined." --Len Duhl, Professor of Public Health at Berkeley & Pioneer of WHO Healthy Cities Project in Europe "In a world where identity & nationality are both a great source of human belonging and suffering, 'Other' helps us look beyond individual differences to bring new hope." --James Sutterlin, former Director of the Executive Office of the U.N. Secretary General "A wise and charming book for international, intercultural families that shows how to use wit, warmth and humor as a means to hurdle the pitfalls of being an 'other' in a mono-cultural environment." --Dugan Romano author of Intercultural Marriage:Promises and Pitfalls Mom Says, Dad Says, Nat Says: Other -- A Book for Anyone Daring to be Different Have you ever been the odd one out? Perhaps, simply misunderstood or boxed in to some role you were not interested in playing? Unfortunately, you are not alone. A lot of people don't always fit in. They may look different, or they may just feel different. And many times that is a good thing. Being different can push us to think outside the box, to resist peer pressure, to find our own path in life, to discover what only we can become. Daring to be Different is Not EasyTo be different, however, is not easy. To succeed you need to know the ABC's of belonging, how to outwit difficult people with a big heart, and do so with laughter. Gain an Edge by Understanding Group Differences 'Other,' explores the psychology of group differences; how they help or hinder individuals to find their way in life. The book is written for busy adults and curious kids who do not fit neatly into one category. The Book "Other" Shows Us How
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Nathalie Ishizuka is a Franco-Japanese American who has lived, worked and studied on three continents. Her innovative interdisciplinary approach integrating the psychology of individuals, organizations, and the nation state has lead her to work with people from many fields and to receive the George A. Plimpton Fellowship for the study of social, economic, and political institutions. -30- Mom Says, Dad Says, Nat Says: Other, illustrated & written by Nathalie Ishizuka, 60 color pages soft cover, ISBN 1-59113-741-1. $24.95 published by Booklocker 2005, visit www.natsays.com |
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