This is an adult-only book. Exploring the manifestations of a misdiagnosis of bipolar disorder that was truly created a head injury that was set off by the use of marijuana that the narrator is allergic to, this book is a follow up to the best-selling creative non-fiction novel How To Talk To Crazy People. This book discusses current events, such as intercultural royal marriage, the former Young Offenders Act in Canada, as well as life as a court reporter in an Ontario provincial courtroom.

""Out of the blue"" when Donna Kakonge was sitting by her computer one night and had just finished pinning her latest pins to her ""Beautiful Turtles"" Pinterest board that is also on her magazine Donna Magazine, Travis Anderson sent her a message through Pinterest and simply said, ""wow, you're gorgeous."" This book is the actual, live transcription of a conversation that started on Pinterest and moved to email, also included WhatsApp by Facebook that is not included in the main email transcripts.

This book is a collection of sample essays that will help to improve a student's writing so they would need to use paper mills and they can learn to be better essay writers on their own.

Transformation In Loree's Beauty Shop hot combs sizzled against wet oily scalps branding grown woman fantasies into tender young heads. Thick busy afros became long glossy black curls transforming natural Black queens into commercial mahogany princesses (Boyd, 14). This poem by Julia Boyd from In the Company of My Sisters is tragic, but it happens all the time. Afros and natural hair is transformed into something artificial, "fake boobs, fake hair, men don't seem to care whether a woman is real or false." The hair salon is the main site where the transformation happens. This paper accompanies the web-based project Salon Utopia (now defunct) that aimed to transform its clients in a natural way. In the virtual realm, it is not yet possible to do any hairstyles to transform anyone, but the site did aid in transforming the source of where hair comes from, the mind.

The Spirit of Kasacba is a thoughtful journey of a young Ugandan boy who struggles with the loss of his father and making his way while growing up without the presence of his father. The story travels from Uganda to Kitchener, Ontario and then back to Uganda...and then back to Toronto. The young Ugandan boy Atwoki makes a life for himself in Toronto after marrying a Caribbean woman from St. Vincent and the Grenadines named Rachel. They have three children and the challenges of an immigrants raising newly-minted Canadians sometimes bring heartaches and tears, other times great triumphs and happiness. Join the Kasacba family on their journey of Canadian life and raising their children in the risky times of the nineteen seventies to the millenium. More stories are to unfold.

A collection of short stories exploring the world of work through the eyes of Donna Kakonge that can be experienced through many.

Augmented reality is an exciting new technology that implements 3D visuals and in various fields from medicine to architecture to gaming. Join three young people in this book of short stories celebrating the art of augmented reality.

This guide is to help early childhood educators with their career. Filled with tips on how to work with young people, everything from proper handwashing, to building indoor and outdoor playgrounds, dealing with behaviour and a host of other potential challenges that the early childhood educator faces are addressed here. You will enjoy reading this book with fast and easy tips on how to improve your work, as well as to find easier solutions than solving the rubic cube to your work situations as an early childhood educator.

This book is a collection of the discussions of the online politics of black hair course that took place starting July 19, 2010 to the end of August of 2010 and still continues today.

Un livre r?serv? aux adultes. Explorant les manifestations d'un diagnostic erron? de trouble bipolaire qui a ?t? vraiment cr une blessure ? la t?te qui a ?t? d?clench?e par l'utilisation de la marijuana ? laquelle le narrateur est allergique, ce livre est un suivi du best-seller cr?atif non romanesque Parlez ? des gens fous. Ce livre traite des ?v?nements actuels, tels que le mariage royal interculturel, l'ancienne Loi sur les jeunes contrevenants au Canada, ainsi que la vie en tant que st?nographe judiciaire dans une salle d'audience provinciale de l'Ontario.