Jeremy Daniels is a normal boy living a normal life. One fall afternoon, when he is walking through the forest with his friend Meagan Johnson, they suddenly make a startling discovery. We are not alone. Someone is living in the forest. An entire town hidden from human eyes. They arrive in autumn when the first leaves fall from the trees and they must leave when the first buds arrive in the spring. This is Bambleton, home of the Bambles. The tiny people are back! All of the fun loving Bambles have returned and this time, they have brought more mysterious friends with them. The Bambles live in peace and harmony with the creatures of the forest. What about the Moxx? Can they disappear whenever 'tall ones' arrive? Are they friend or foe? What powers do they have? Travel with Jeremy and Meagan as they find out the answers! Feel the power of the terrifying Wave of Justice. More importantly, find out who betrays the trust of the Bambles and why.

Jeremy Daniels with the Bambles: The Adventure in the Mountains

Children's Books

Musick, David

Action & Adventure

iUniverse

This basic overview of juvenile delinquency in the United States emphasizes the connection between delinquency and other problems faced by "at risk" children in America.

An Introduction to the Sociology of Juvenile Delinquency (S U N Y SERIES IN ORAL AND PUBLIC HISTORY)

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

State University of New York Press

This basic overview of juvenile delinquency in the United States emphasizes the connection between delinquency and other problems faced by "at risk" children in America. This is a challenging book that makes no attempts to oversimplify and trivialize the highly complex subject of juvenile delinquency. Its approach is both conceptual and historical. It includes information not only about delinquents but also about other types of problem children. By doing so, the broader social environment of delinquency is better understood, and delinquency can be put into a more general conceptual context. Fundamental concepts, interpretive perspectives and methodologies that are used to describe and analyze juvenile delinquency and related children's problems are presented.

An Introduction to the Sociology of Juvenile Delinquency (S U N Y Series in Oral and Public History)

Book by Musick, David, Turner, Jonathan, Singleton, Royce

Oppression: A Socio-History of Black-White Relations in America

Turner, Jonathan

Singleton, Royce

Wadsworth Pub. Co.

American Prisons: Their Past, Present and Future

Imprisonment has become big business in the United States. Using a "history of ideas" approach, this book examines the cultural underpinnings of prisons in the United States and explores how shared ideas about imprisonment evolve into a complex, loosely connected nationwide system of prisons that keeps enough persons to populate a small nation behind bars, razor wire and electrified fences. Tracing both the history of the prison and the very idea of imprisonment in the United States, this book provides students with a critical overview of American prisons and considers their past, their present and directions for the future. Topics covered include: • a history of imprisonment in America from 1600 to the present day; • the twentieth-century prison building binge; • the relationship between U.S. prisons and the private sector; • a critical account of capital punishment; • less-visible prison minorities, including women, children and the elderly; and • sex, violence and disease in prison. This comprehensive book is essential reading for advanced courses on corrections and correctional management and offers a compelling and provocative analysis of the realities of American penal culture from past to present. It is perfect reading for students of criminal justice, corrections, penology and the sociology of punishment.

Gunsaulus-Musick, Kristine

Routledge

Imprisonment has become big business in the United States. Using a "history of ideas" approach, this book examines the cultural underpinnings of prisons in the United States and explores how shared ideas about imprisonment evolve into a complex, loosely connected nationwide system of prisons that keeps enough persons to populate a small nation behind bars, razor wire and electrified fences. Tracing both the history of the prison and the very idea of imprisonment in the United States, this book provides students with a critical overview of American prisons and considers their past, their present and directions for the future. Topics covered include: • a history of imprisonment in America from 1600 to the present day; • the twentieth-century prison building binge; • the relationship between U.S. prisons and the private sector; • a critical account of capital punishment; • less-visible prison minorities, including women, children and the elderly; and • sex, violence and disease in prison. This comprehensive book is essential reading for advanced courses on corrections and correctional management and offers a compelling and provocative analysis of the realities of American penal culture from past to present. It is perfect reading for students of criminal justice, corrections, penology and the sociology of punishment.

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Jeremy Daniels with the Bambles: The Adventure in the Mountains

An Introduction to the Sociology of Juvenile Delinquency (S U N Y SERIES IN ORAL AND PUBLIC HISTORY)

An Introduction to the Sociology of Juvenile Delinquency (S U N Y Series in Oral and Public History)

Oppression: A Socio-History of Black-White Relations in America

American Prisons: Their Past, Present and Future

American Prisons: Their Past, Present and Future