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Read Time: ~3.3 hr

Home improvement

by [Scott Turansky, Joanne Miller (2007)

About this book

Every parent has wondered about the answers to these questions--but now there are solid answers that you can rely on. Dr. Scott Turnasky and Joanne Miller, RN, offer practical, hands-on ideas for family rules that teach values, ways to let your children know when you mean business, plans for helping children deal with their anger, and constructive ways to end times of discipline. And that's only the beginning. Home Improvement and a more harmonious relationship with your children are just a few pages away!

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreHome improvement Lead Character

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