Quotes are a great means of learning, broadening one's perspectives, and connecting with other cultures. This particular collection comes from her years of teaching, as she saw the importance and success of bringing quotes and current language usage into the classroom. In this quote book you'll find quotes broken down by topic and written in both Spanish and English. Some of the topics include: Love, Friendship, Famous Quotes, Success, Failure, Tongue Twisters. For the Spanish enthusiast, for the family, or just for fun

During the summer before Rachel's wedding, three friends must face realities none had foreseen. In college, everything about life and the future had seemed optimistic and ideal, but the reality of life proves more complicated, uncertain, and incongruent with what any of them had expected. Chelsea deals with a brutally honest and traditional mother who has an opinion about everything. Danielle is caught with choosing between a career and a relationship threatened to be torn apart by distance, and Rachel must decide if the wedding and life she had always imagined for herself is worth the complications and frustrations it is presenting. Each of the girls must work through and face her own reality while learning from each other's problems in order to arrive at the answers each so desperately seeks. In the process, each searches to discover her own voice, courage, and ability to succeed in the crazy complicated world of adulthood.

This collection comes from years of teaching and seeing the importance and success of bringing quotes and current language into the classroom. This particular book is geared to help teachers and those wishing to expand their grammar knowledge of the language. In this quote book you'll find quotes broken down by teachable grammar topic and written in both Spanish and English. It is broken down into Spanish 1 and Spanish 2 topics, some of which include: Spanish 1: Present Tense Verbs Interrogatives Ser/Estar, Saber/Conocer Cognates Spanish 2: Preterite and Imperfect Commands Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns The Verb "Haber"

At 21, Nicole has struggled with bulimia for six years. Desperate to overcome her addiction, or so she thinks, she seeks out Jake, a therapist, for help. She quickly learns her relationship with B- the persona created to embody this "thing" she fights with constantly - involves more than she anticipated. Yet, life doesn't wait for Nicole to overcome her problems and simultaneously bombards her with the stress of an end-of-year Christmas party, everyday eating worries, and a family vacation to London jeopardizing her grade in a class with an unforgiving professor. Suddenly, Nicole find her world flipped upside down...or maybe just temporarily sideways and backwards...and consumed by friends, family, school, therapy, and the ever-present, sometimes ironic, occasionally funny but usually just annoying voice of B inside her head. The question becomes, can she finally live without him? Nicole's story is a supportive, honest, reflective, and occasionally humorous look at what it takes to overcome an eating disorder.