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"Why Do I Love These People?" and "Factbook On Families"
http://www.pobronson.com/blog/
Best-selling author Po Bronson blogs about his most recent book "Why Do I Love These People?" recent news articles relating to family and the surprising statistics that his research into families revealed.
- Added on: Mar 16th, 2006
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Family Relationships Personal
- Tags: sleep
Recent Posts
NurtureShock\'s Many International Editions
NurtureShock is in its 5th printing in the U.S. It will be available on Feb 4th, 2010 in English in the U.K., Australia, and in English-language bookstores in Asia, released by Ebury Press. NurtureShock will soon be available in at least nine transla...
Great Interview on CBC\'s The Current
To those wondering how NurtureShock hit #2 in nonfiction on Amazon Canada over the weekend, it's because a great interview ran with Hana Gartner of CBC's The Current. The opening several minutes are some great/hilarious quotes from parents on the str...
Two Months on NYT Bestseller list; Amazon Top 100
I'm guessing we'll soon enough drop off the NYT bestseller list, with so many other fall books coming out - but thanks to everyone who kept us on there since our release week at the beginning of September. We're also on the Top 100 bestselling books ...
NurtureShock is on Twitter –
http://twitter.com/nurtureshockWe'll be posting regular links to our Newsweek.com column, info on events, links to blogs and articles we find interesting, etc. So please join us on Twitter (and as a Facebook fan)!...
Emotional Intelligence - Mano-a-Mano?
Po and I have written, in both our book and the Newsweek blog, about how the evidence we've seen shows that emotional intelligence has failed to live up to the hype: it doesn't predict academic achievement, career success, or better life choices. Wel...
Writing About Babble on Babble & The Latest Review...
Today, Po and I have a piece, 11 Ways to Jump-Start Language Skills, on Babble.com, which gives new parents' some more specific thoughts on how to use the research from our language chapter with infants and toddlers. There's also a companion piece / ...
Ever since Bombardiers, I have watched for Po Bronson's thoughts and musings. I love the way he thinks. I had the pleasure of meeting him at a book reading at a book store at the World Trade Center in 1996 right after the publication of The First $20 Million is the Hardest. He foresaw the dotcom bubble with pinpoint accuracy. Interestingly, his predictions in Bombardiers took fifteen years to fulfill. Now, we have seen the scatterbrained rumor mongering of bored bond traders bring down Bear Stearns and threaten the stability of the dollar and the fabric of the credit markets. Talk about prognostication! He is like Nostradamus or should I say Cassandra! Well, done, Mr. Bronson!
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