Ruth K Westheimer

When Grandma Ruth's grandson is afraid to join the soccer team, she tells him the story of Leopold the turtle who has to choose whether to brave the unknown and join his friends in the river or stay lonely and remain safe on land.

"Who among us does not have a song that triggers vivid memories - of jubilation, of belonging, of sorrow, of love? In Musically Speaking, Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer, one of America's most beloved personalities, has written a warm and contemplative book about the role music has played in her life and the ineradicable traces it has left on her thoughts, her emotions, her very being." "In this memoir through song, Dr. Ruth invites us to share her story from...

"When Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy sounded the alarm that loneliness "represents an urgent public health concern"-exacerbated by social media overuse, the residual effects of the pandemic, and the lack of meaningful relationships-trusted therapist Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer knew that her unique perspective and expertise could help. Long-beloved for breaking stigmas around sexual problems, Dr. Ruth has made it her new mission to help individuals break...

"Farmer Ken's puzzle:" Lionel won't let Leona play a computer game for ages seven and up because she's four and under. "The fox and the crow:" Walter and Clay Pidgeon want a book banned from the library. "Giants and cubs:" Leona thinks that Giants are coming to the library to clobber lion cubs.

In this charming rhyming tale, a turtle named Leopold who was too afraid to set foot in the river goes on a journey that proves that facing fears can set people free.

A series that teaches children to read with humorous characters, stories, skits, parodies, and songs.