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Therapy with single parents

Joan D. Atwood, Frank, Ph.D. Genovese

2005

Physical activities for individuals with handicapping conditions

Dolores Geddes

1974

Summary of community conversations in chinatown and the leather district

Boston 400

1998

The source book for the disabled ; an illustrated guide to easier and more independent living for physically disabled people, their families and friends

Glorya Hale

1979

Into Thin Air

Jon Krakauer

1997 ★ 4.4

Introduction to recreation services for people with disabilities

Charles C. Bullock, Michael J. Mahon

1997

Baseball

Benjamin G. Rader

1992

Diversity and inclusion in the recreation profession

Ingrid Eleanore Schneider, B. Dana Kivel

2016

Sports marketing

Michael J. Fetchko

2013

Medicine for the outdoors

Paul S. Auerbach

1986

Handbook for recreation leaders

Gardner, Ella

1936

Go-carts, catapults & midnight feasts

Cox, Catherine (Teacher)

2015

Hiking Trails of Southwestern Colorado

Paul Pixler

1981

Going Out

David Nasaw

1993

Optimist Racing

Steve Irish, Phil Slater

2006

Cycling past 50

Joe Friel

1998

Cheap amusements

Kathy Lee Peiss

1986

America's Idea of a Good Time

Simon Winchester, Kate Schermerhorn

2001

Leisure and culture

Chris Rojek

1999

The Acorn People

Ron Jones

1980

Team building through physical challenges

Donald R. Glover

1992

The kids' summer handbook

Jane Drake

1994

Mr. Doodle had a poodle

Jane Belk Moncure, Dana Regan

2013

Events

Sue Stayte

1998

Little Book of England Rugby

Richard Bath

2019

Toys for Boys

Patrice Farameh

2007

Pastimes

Ruth V. Russell

1996

World trends in tourism and recreation

Zbigniew Mieczkowski

1990

Boston's open space

Boston (Mass.). Mayor's Office of Capital Planning

1987

Recovery action program

Boston (Mass.). Parks and Recreation Dept.

1982

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