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		"The New Birth Order Book"   by Dr. Kevin Leman Fleming H. Revell, 1998 Paperback Edition ISBN#0800756797 $11.99 (Check Amazon.com for discount amount)*
	Preface Maybe Abel Did Have It Coming   1  Birth Order--Does It Really Make Any Sense?   2  But, Doc, I Don't Fit Your Birth Order Mold! Birth Order Variables--Part 1   3  What's Parenting Got to Do With It? Birth Order Variables--Part 2   4  First Come, First Served A Closer Look at First Borns   5  Just How Serious a Problem Is Perfectionism?   6  Moving from Perfectionism Toward Excellence There Is a Way Out of the Perfectionist Swamp   7  Lonely Only, Super First Born A Closer Look at Only Children   8  I Never Did Get No Respect A Closer Look at the Middle Child   9  Born Last but Seldom Least A Closer Look at the Baby of the Family	10  How to Let Your Birth Order Work for You in Business   11  Birth Order Marriages Aren't Made in Heaven   12  I Only Count When... Taking a Look at your Life-Style   13  Why Reality Discipline Works with Any Birth Order   14  Flaunt Your Imperfections   15  Two May Be Company...or a Crowd Parenting the Two-Child Family   16  Taking Off the Squeeze Parenting the Last Born   17  Helping the Family "Cub" Grow Up Parenting the Last Born   Epilogue There Is Still Only One Thing You Can't Do Without   Appendices A: U.S. Presidents ant Their Birth Order B: A Review of Born to Rebel by Frank Sulloway   Notes
	SYNOPSIS: Need help in characterization of your hero or heroine?  Does it make a difference if you hero is an only child, or your heroine is the youngest of twelve children?  Or the oldest of twelve children?  Yes, it does.  Dr. Kevin Leman describes how one's birth order influences who they are, who they marry, the job they choose, and the kind of parent they are. Learn not only how to understand your characters, but yourself as well, in this easy-to-read book.  You may be surprised! TO ORDER THIS BOOK, CLICK HERE! *NOTE: Prices are current when the page is posted on the site. Amazon.com may change the pricing policy at any time. To The Top | Back to Current Feature Page | About Literary Liaisons | Author Links | Bookstore Index | Fiction | Non-Fiction | Video Library | Newsletter | Research Articles | Reference Books | On-line Resources | RWA Chapters | Sign Our Guestbook | Contact Us | Home This page last updated March 10, 2002 Copyright 2002, Literary Liaisons, Ltd. Artwork courtesy of Marvelicious and Angel's Free Web graphics