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New York Times Bestseller Audiences have long adored Mary Tyler Moore for her television persona as the quintessential girl-next-door, as well as for her strong performances on screen and stage. But what about the poignant doubts and inner strength that drove this versatile and courageous actress? After All is the candid, moving autobiography of the woman America fell in love with, and the icon she became. “Mesmerizing…Fans will love Moore’s behind-the-scenes reminiscences.” —San Francisco Chronicle Mary Tyler Moore was America''s darling: actress, producer, star of the golden age of television. Her work on The Dick Van Dyke Show and The Mary Tyler Moore Show garnered multiple Emmys, followed by critical acclaim for her acting on Broadway and in film. Now, in her witty, candid, heartbreaking autobiography, Mary Tyler Moore tells all about the Dick Van Dyke nobody knows; Elvis, her sly, seductive co-star in Change of Habit; how Carl Reiner taught her to cry while being funny; Robert Redford''s confession after casting her in Ordinary People; about then-First Lady Betty Ford''s inebriated debut on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, and years later, her phone call that saved Mary''s life. After All is the exhilarating and moving story of this extraordinarily successful woman, a complex and creative star who hadn’t developed a legacy without much pain and reflection along the way. Mary spares nothing as she recounts her traumatic childhood, two failed marriages, her own alcoholism, the tragic death of her son, and her third, happy marriage to a cardiologist eighteen years her junior. Offering a firsthand overview of the television industry, and peppered with sharp anecdotes, the result is a remarkable narrative and a rare look at one the most enduring and admired stars of our time. Inspiring, poignant, and brutally frank, After All will touch every reader''s heart and soul.

With generosity of spirit and sly humor, Moore presents the intensely private and sometimes startling story of her life with diabetes. b&w photo insert.

When people set out to qualify in youth work they do not anticipate that it′s about managing themselves; aims, intentions and outcomes; programmes and projects; case work; educational experiences and environments; budgets; volunteers and staff; and young people′s development. This book ensures that students will feel confident to manage purpose, projects and people to deliver good- quality educational and developmental youth work with and for young people. It also caters for those with youth work management experience by providing an opportunity to review and further develop management skills and understanding in the context of a volatile policy environment.

Elizabeth Palmer Peabody''s ''Guide to the Kindergarten and Intermediate Class; and Moral Culture of Infancy'' serves as a foundational text in the domain of early childhood education. Emphasizing the significance of a child''s early years, Peabody''s manual meticulously outlines her pedagogical approach, interspersing educational theory with practical applications. Her literary style harmonizes pedantic instruction with heartfelt conviction, creating a guide that is both comprehensive and accessible. Embedded within the broader context of nineteenth-century educational reform, the book echoes contemporary aspirations for universal education and moral instruction, while also foreshadowing the progressive education movement. Elizabeth Palmer Peabody herself was an eminent figure in the educational reform landscape of her era. A staunch advocate for the Kindergarten movement in America, her work was indelibly influenced by the pioneer Friedrich Fröbel, and her sister Mary''s marriage to Horace Mann, an education reform stalwart. This volume, co-written with Mary, is a testament to Peabody''s lifelong dedication to educational innovation and her belief in the transformative power of early education on the moral and intellectual fabric of society. Recommended for educators, historians, and those intrigued by the evolution of teaching methodologies, ''Guide to the Kindergarten and Intermediate Class; and Moral Culture of Infancy'' remains an insightful resource. This reissue by DigiCat Publishing invites contemporary audiences to engage with Peabody''s work, which continues to resonate in today''s discussions of childhood development and education. It is an essential read for anyone committed to understanding the rich historical context that shapes our current educational landscape or seeking inspiration for fostering the wholesome growth of young minds.

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