David Washington: 9 books

Psychoactive poetry is prejudiced in favor of vigorous and decidedly honest rationality. Psychoactive Poetry is suffused with a liquid color somewhere between blue and green. Call it blue. Call it green. Call it yellow, if you like me like yellow. I aims for a smooth distillation of verbal gymnastics...

These 22 original poems, or perhaps in some cases, "meditations", have been composed specifically to achieve the objectives of Developmental Bibliotherapy. Both youths and adults are prompted into a meditative self-awareness that encompasses a range of emotions, feelings, and moods. Their thought...

A recent report indicated the disappearance of 52% of wildlife species since 1970. In this context, Pigfoot and Pigeon Hands, the third book in the Kenroy series, is a timely tool fostering the development of those attitudes and insights that lead to a respect for living things and the environment....

This book is the first in a series of 'Kenroy stories.' In Go Home Danger, Kenroy befriends Emanuel, a new boy at his village school in rural Belize. In reaching out to the Kekchi youth, Kenroy displays impartiality and fellow-feeling. The recent tragic death of a classmate from HIV/AIDS related causes...

Truth be told, there is no way to guarantee a happy outcome in a bullying situation. There are however, some tried and tested principles and strategies to which one can resort when facing this highly stressful challenge. It is possible therefore, through preparation and rehearsal become better equipped...

This of edition Psychoactive Poetry is formatted for use as a poetry therapy and creative writing resource book. It includes an explanatory introduction providing the "intellectual and spiritual field in which [these] poems are embedded." Suggestions on how to get the best use of this poetry...

The Good Young Days is part of the youth development Kenroy Stories bibliotherapy resource books series. As he gets dressed to attend his primary school (8th grade in the British system) graduation, Kenroy pause over his school photo reflecting on a number of episodes from the 'good young days'...

"I feel so, I don't know, soo...unnecessary!" Corey's anguished words are an all too familiar refrain in the hearts of some young people today. The causes vary and perhaps most often simply reflect the challenge of growing up in a rapidly changing world in which it can be difficult to find...

The Teardrop is the second in the Kenroy stories series. Corey is a classmate of Kenroy's from a badly dysfunctional household. His father is a newly released prison inmate, while his abused mother has a drug habit. Young Corey is a gifted artist struggling to find a place for himself under some...