Anne E. Neuberger's Books

What a pity she isn't a boy!" sighed Induk Pahk's father when he saw his new baby daughter. "Born under the powerful signs of the dragon and the tiger, a boy could have changed the world!" Set in Korea, The Girl-Son is the true story of one girl's courage and determination to go against tradition in order to obtain an education and to create equal educational opportunities for all children in her country. Her story will inspire young readers today as they learn about the fascinating details of another culture.

This book helps youngsters think, feel, and act with justice--using a format that is informative and engaging, Creative activities help them apply what they've learned in enjoyable, concrete ways. The author offers a wealth of resources for more material and activities.

These delightful stories give children unique insights into the way other children live in far-off places like India, Turkey, China, Ethiopia, and Iraq. Each introduces exotic places and wonderful customs and traditions, and also offers guidelines for "before reading the story," and questions, activities, and prayers for "after reading the story." Author Anne Neuberger takes storytelling to a whole new level.

Here Anne Neuberger offers fifty-five wonderful stories from around the world to help young Catholics connect with the social, environmental, and economic problems of children around the globe. It encourages them to accept and think of these children as family, as sisters and brothers. This is great resource for catechetical leaders, catechists, parents, and Catholic school teachers.

These delightful stories about children and families from any different countries and cultures introduce children to the realities of poverty and injustice, and inspire them to make a difference.

All children love stories and these wonderful saint stories are no exception. They put children in touch with the key events in the saints life, but also with the Churchs liturgical year. Using symbols and seasons to great advantage, the author creates here beautiful and meaningful moments for sharing these stories. She believes that celebrating the saints gives children at least two experiences they rarely encounter, both vital to a healthy spirituality: taking time for reflection and learning the language of symbols. Whether in a religion class or at home, children will love hearing about Nicholas, Lucia, John Bosco, Bridget, Bernadette, Peter, Martin de Porres, Mary, and twenty-eight others.

Chronic liver diseases progressively destruct liver tissue, leading to fibrosis and cirrhosis. Liver diseases can be caused by viral, autoimmune, or toxic (drugs/alcohol). Most conditions can be managed pharmacologically for indefinite periods of time. The articles in this issue will review best practices for managing and treating patients who present with these chronic problems, like hepatitis, nonalcoholic fatty liver, end stage liver disease, and drug-induced injuries.

In 1834, five-year-old Jane DeBow is brought to Sioux territory in what is now Minnesota, where she is raised by both the missionaries that kidnapped her and the Dakota people they are trying to convert to Christianity.

Book's by Anne E. Neuberger

The Girl-Son

The Girl-Son

To Act Justly

To Act Justly

All God's Children

All God's Children

To Walk Humbly

To Walk Humbly

Teaching Compassion and Justice Through Stories and Activities for Ages Five Through Nine

Teaching Compassion and Justice Through Stories and Activities for Ages Five Through Nine

A Circle of Saints

A Circle of Saints

Diagnosis and Management of Chronic Liver Diseases, An Issue of Medical Clinics, E-Book

Diagnosis and Management of Chronic Liver Diseases, An Issue of Medical Clinics, E-Book

Jane Gibbs, "Little Bird That Was Caught"

Jane Gibbs, "Little Bird That Was Caught"

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