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100			_aRobert Coles _93632
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260			_aNew York, United States _bLittle, Brown & Company _c01 Sep 1998
300			_a176 pages _bHardbound _c248.92 x 256.54 x 20.32mm | 1,020.58g
520			_aIn a rare collaboration, Pulitzer Prize-winning child psychiatrist Robert Coles and photographer Nicholas Nixon explore the lives of children in three Boston-area settings: a Cambridge elementary school, Perkins School for the Blind, and the elite Boston Latin School. A microcosm of American schoolchildren today, the students photographed by Nixon range from the profoundly challenged, at Perkins, to the most gifted. Nixon's penetrating portraits, some accompanied by comments by or about the children, alternate with a three-part essay by Dr. Coles, himself a graduate of Boston Latin and intimately familiar with the other two schools. Exploring the students' inner lives with extraordinary sensitivity, Dr. Coles also recalls key moments that helped to shape his own very influential outlook. _dChildren Education
655			_GChildren Education _aChildren Education
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