Teach Your Children WellMadeline Levine masterfully empowers parents to nurture each childs unique gifts and to look beyond a narrow, short sighted definition of success and instead to keep our eyes on the real goal of parenting building young people who will do well now and throughout adult life. For the sake of the adults of tomorrow, I hope that Teach Your Children Well becomes a must read and must discuss book for parents today. Kenneth R. Ginsburg MD, MS Ed, author of

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With an introduction by Adam McKible and commentary by Emily Bernard

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