The Art of Childhood and Adolescence: The Construction of Meaning Alan Lavine could exist in a world

could exist in a world driven by survival of the fittest and who committed suicide aged just 52

journalist Lisa Taddeo has driven across the country six times to embed herself with ordinary women from different regions and backgrounds

forgiveness - and the elusive nature of love

drawing on the collective memories of those who worked most closely with him

Manhattan's most dazzling socialites find their futures threatened by whispers from the past

The Art of Childhood and Adolescence: The Construction of Meaning Alan Lavine could exist in a worldThe Art of Childhood and Adolescence is composed of completely new research on the development of representational thinking from infancy through to adolescence. It makes an important contribution to the theory of children's development and to practitioners' understanding, as well as suggesting new paths of inquiry. The book draws on highly detailed longitudinal studies, conducted over 24 years (20 in London and 4 in Singapore). Line drawings and