What Gives Hope to Ann Hazzard, Marianne Celano, and Marietta Collins
Leave a reviewAnn Hazzard, PhD, Marianne Celano, PhD, and Marietta Collins, PhD, co-authors of Something Happened to Our Mom: A Story about Parental Addiction (Magination Press), illustrated by Rita Tan, share what is giving them hope today: finding hope and inspiration in those moments of connection with one another, especially with kids.
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Ann Hazzard, PhD, Marianne Celano, PhD, and Marietta Collins, PhD, co-authors of Something Happened to Our Mom: A Story about Parental Addiction (Magination Press), illustrated by Rita Tan, share what is giving them hope today: finding hope and inspiration in those moments of connection with one another, especially with kids.
This is a new miniseries of indefinite length in which I invite my friends from the kidlit community to share what is giving them hope today.
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Learn more about the Highlights Foundation and their upcoming programs by visiting www.highlightsfoundation.org.
Learn more about Magination Press and their upcoming releases by visiting www.apa.org/pubs/magination.
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Be well. Read on. And don’t lose hope.
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