Describes and analyzes the techniques used by the famous psychoanalyst in this case involving obsessional neurosis, and questions their effectiveness

Resolve to grow a reader. Get your child, grandchild, student, niece or nephew the gift of reading this Spring! Kids who love Superheroes or Animals will love this first installment of the Ratman and Robin book series. Squeaker is a pet rat and he HATES cats - and for good reason. You see, cats have taken away his parents and made him an orphaned. But the good news is, he was taken in by a new family, 8 year old Billy and his parents, and he loves them dearly. But now, Squeaker has a Big Problem - Cats are in town - and they are up to no good. Squeaker must stop the cats and protect his family this time around. And to do so, he and his best friend Birdie, must transform into their cape crusader alto egos: RATMAN AND ROBIN and take on the cats in a series of action packed combats. Will he win the battle and save the ones he love -- or will he lose it all? Laugh-out-loud funny, entertaining, action packed Ratman and Robin: The Attack of Catman and the Meows is the perfect gift to get your child off the screens and into the books. Resolve to grow a reader. Get them the gift of reading while being entertained! **Raving reviews on Amazon, Goodreads** What readers are saying: 'Ratman and Robin got my 2nd grader to start reading' 'My 9 year old son absolutely loves this book and he's not that much into reading' 'Great book to read to younger children or to have older children read on their own.' 'I would without reservation recommend this book to anyone, young or old!' 'This book is awesome!' 'I couldn't stop reading.' 'Great Read!!'

With the help of a rat costume, Tod Watson is transformed from an ordinary eight-year-old into a superhero name Ratman.

"With a $2 million reward on his head, James 'Whitey' Bulger had been the most-wanted fugitive in America for 16 years when he was captured by the FBI in June 2011. Two years later, this Boston organized-crime boss went on trial in his hometown.... 'New York Times' best-selling author Howie Carr chronicles the trial of this notorious mob boss who was charged with 19 murders."--Jacket.

The Rat Man, Etienne Poulsifer, is the survivor of an unthinkable childhood event-- the burning of his village and his family by the Nazis. When Poulsifer hears that a Nazi war criminal is in a Paris jail, he evolves a kind of street theater piece as a political protest in which he tricks himself up in Nazi regalia and wheels around a fox fur in a baby carriage. His obsessive and ill-considered, yet to him logical and necessary act careens out of control, and the startling outcome represents both loss and redemption.