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Unraveling
the ADD/ADHD Fiasco: The book "lays to rest the mythology behind the marketing of ADD/ADHD ... and offers treatment alternatives that really work," says parenting expert John Rosemond in the foreward. Dr. Stein also wrote Ritalin Is Not The Answer and is a sought-after authority on the controversial issue of prescribing psychiatric medication for children, on which he has testified before legislative bodies. Published by Andrews McMeel Publishing, softcover, 250 pages The
Women in Lincoln's Life Mr. Winkler, who worked at Longwood from 1982 until retiring in 1995, became interested in researching a book about Abraham Lincoln after learning that he was related to Mary Rutledge, Lincoln's reputed sweetheart whose death in 1835, according to some historians, left the future president virtually suicidal. The book, which has been nominated for the prestigious Lincoln Prize, also examines his relationships with his stepmother, his wife, and other women. Mr. Winkler lives in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Published by Rutledge Hill Press, hardcover, 274 pages Zomy's
Dreams
This is the third science fiction book for children by Ms. Wynne, of Richmond, who coordinates special programs for ECPI Technical College. The others are Jonathan's Fort and Once Upon a Cloud. All three were illustrated by Douglas Payne, whose sister, Allison Ryan '92 was a sorority sister of the author's. Published by Quiet Vision Publishing, softcover, 27 pages Sexual
Violence: Policies, Practices, and Challenges in the United States
and Canada This is a collection of original articles by academics, researchers and practitioners in the sexual violence field. The contributors focus on methodological and ideological issues, rape law reform, criminal justice and community responses, and social contexts of sexual assault. Published by Praeger Publishers, hardcover, 246 pages
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