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Combined Book Exhibit® Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx USA Pavilion – Havana Book Fair 2017 7___BIG RED AND THE LITTLE BITTY WOLF: Jeanie Franz American Psychological Association Ransom , American Psychological Association, A modern 750 First Street, NE, Washington, District Of Columbia USA twist on the classic tale, Big Red and the Little Bitty Wolf 20002. demonstrates that sometimes an unexpected solution to Web: www.apa.org being bullied can have surprising success., US$14.95, ISBN 13: (978-1-433-82048-9) 2016 1___A WORLD OF PAUSABILITIES: Frank J. Sileo, American Psychological Association, This is a rhyming guide that introduces children to mindfulness and shows them how to live mindfully by taking pauses in their lives., US15.95, ISBN 13: (978-1-433-82323-7) 2017 8___BILINGUALISM ACROSS THE LIFESPAN: Edited by Elena Nicoladis and Simona Montanari, American Psychological Association, This book pioneers the study of bilingualism across the lifespan and in all its diverse forms. 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