Karen Foster

No Way Baby! Exploring, Understanding and Defending the Decision NOT to Have Children

Updated for 2012: Forty years after throwing off the shackles of a patriarchy that required nothing less than marriage and babies from its female citizens, women continue to fall prey to the conventional wisdom that you "grow up, get married and have children." This is just the tip of the melting ice berg. While our planet struggles to maintain the over 6.5 billion humans already ravaging her splendor, women (and men) still encounter resistance by family and friends solely because they have decided not to breed another ravenous consumer. In "No Way Baby!" the decision not to have children is examined and defended so that the choice may be better understood. With ongoing narrative intertwined with insights from 40+ childfrees living on the front lines, Karen Foster makes the case that it is time to stop obligatory procreation and recognize that childfree adults make a valuable contribution to society that benefit everyone - even children.

Exploring, Understanding and Defending the Decision Not to Have Children

No Way Baby!

Gerry Bailey

When Digby and his sister Hannah discover Martin Luther King Jr.'s microphone at Mr. Rummages antique stall, they find that the proprietor has a lot to teach them about the civil rights leader.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s Microphone

I. J. Schecter

Details one mother's harrowing quest for the truth surrounding the death of her 18-year-old daughter, Bonnie, which was ruled a hiking accident even though the clues didn't add up, in an investigation that seemed it would go forever unsolved until one email changed everything. Original. 15,000 first printing.

An Alaskan Teenager's Murder and Her Mother's Tireless Crusade for the Truth

Justice for Bonnie

A look at the life and times of the Queen of Egypt, Cleopatra and her reign.

Cleopatra's Coin

When Digby and his sister Hannah discover one of Leonardo da Vinci's palettes at Mr. Rummages antique stall, they find that the proprietor has a lot to teach them about the Renaissance painter.

Karen Foster

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