This volume continues to document and summarize developments, trends, and emergent interdisciplinary research in behavioral psychopharmacology. For researchers and graduate students in psychopharmacology, behavioral pharmacology, toxicology, and the neurosciences. This seventh volume continues to document and summarize developments, trends, and emergent interdisciplinary research in behavioral psychopharmacology. For researchers and graduate students in psychopharmacology, behavioral pharm...

You're invited to a tea party full of sparkle, sisterhood, and smart money moves!Mahogany and her best friends are throwing a fabulous tea party for their favorite fancy girl-Auntie D! They've got big ideas: glittered tea hats, tiny sandwiches, a unicorn, and even a DJ. But there's just one problem... their budget is smaller than their dreams.Can Mahogany and her crew pull off an epic celebration without overspending?

The author's third book, Boppa's Daddy Daughter Love, reflects a girl's powerful love for her dad, the love, dedication, and commitment a dad has for his daughter, and, more importantly, a dad being unapologetic, a girl's dad. This story is designed to inspire and empower every daughter and dad to be a dynamic duo. Remarkably, bold illustrations by Travis A. Thompson help bring to life Boppa's Daddy Daughter Love, a pure expression of daddy-daughter love.

Amelia is a natural-born dancer, and there's no stopping her once the music starts! Whether she's pirouetting in the living room or busting a move in the playground, Amelia's confidence shines through in every step. The best part? Everyone around her can't help but smile and cheer her on. Her classmates, teachers, and even her family love watching her dance and feel the energy she brings to every room.When the school talent show rolls around, Amelia knows exactly what she'll do whi...

How would you feel knowing a superhero -- accomplished, less worried, maybe unstoppable? What powers would they have? Will they fly, have x-ray vision, or even super strength?Superhero King confirm sightings of real life superheros blended into everyday life, right here on planet Earth. As you're introduced to these superheros, think of someone you know. Think of how they change the World. Pretty cool, right? That someone may very well be you!...

In the author's second book, Boppa Paints Her Micro-Joys, Ms. Sugarbridge, Boppa's teacher, calls the students to the carpet to ask for suggestions for the Art activity. Boppa suggests to Ms. Sugarbridge that the class paint their micro-joys. Micro-joys are the small things that make you happy. Ms. Sugarbridge agreed, and Boppa and the other students ran to their easels to paint their micro-joys. Afterward, Ms. Sugarbridge asks the children to share their paintings with the class. When Bop...

When curious twins Skyler and Tyler ask what it means to "discover your potential," their imagination sends them on a journey filled with resilience, enlightenment, and self-discovery. Along the way, they uncover a valuable lesson that can be used throughout life.

In the Kingdom of Kindness, Ms. Rosie teaches young children that acts of kindness can be achieved when it starts within their hearts. With beautiful illustrations that capture every act of kindness. Young readers can relate to these simple acts of kindness that they can also display on their own. In the end, Ms. Rosie encourages every child that they can be a Kindness Superstar when they follow her kindness guide.

Dear Black Girl was written as a poem, titled Little Black Girl, for young black girls ages 10 and older to address the issues of racism and sexism. The goal of the book is to create conversation between parents and caregivers and their children to begin a conversation regarding racism and sexism surrounding black girls growing up and living in America. Although black girls experience inequality for both race and gender, they are often ignored by social justice movements. The goal of t...

Originally published in 1986, this volume was the result of a conference in honor of the 65th birthday of the late Kenneth MacCorquodale, an exceptionally eloquent spokesman for the field of experimental analysis of behaviour at the time. The present volume grew directly out of the issues raised by MacCorquodale and Meehl in their "Excursis: The Response Concept" paper and which MacCorquodale posed so often when he taught. It is a fitting tribute to the man on his 65th birthday that a grou...

Meaghan Shaffer's The Magic We Bring was born out of her own attempt to help her toddler understand the bigger "why" behind holiday celebrations, seeking to go beyond decorations and presents and new year confetti.Holiday magic isn't just about a few weeks at the end of the year. It is about the power of giving and receiving courage, kindness, joy, love and beauty all of our days. It is about noticing and believing and being true. It is about honoring ourselves and each other and u...

Simon always dreamed of having the perfect smile, but crooked teeth and teasing at school made him feel like he didn't fit in with other kids. When his mom couldn't afford braces, Simon's heart sank-until he had a big idea that would change his life forever. Follow Simon's inspiring journey as he works hard, chases his dreams, and grows up to help others feel confident with their smiles. With love, determination, and a little courage, Simon learns that a true smile doesn't just co...