The computer lifestyle (as well as other hand-intensive professions) can lead to many types of repetitive strain injury (or RSI), with carpal tunnel syndrome being perhaps the best known. Health writer, lecturer, and RSI workshop leader Deborah Quilter opens the door to knowledge about this often crippling disorder. Quilter, herself an RSI sufferer, explains the causes, symptoms, and effects of the difficult-to-diagnose problem, enabling readers to arm themselves with concrete data before they make a doctor's appointment. This handbook, with a forward by surgeon Robert E. Markison, M.D., examines physical, emotional, and professional aspects of RSI, offering useful information and vital advice.

All the original picture books about the irrepressible French orphan, bound into one collection. Selections include "Madeline", "Madeline and the Bad Hat", "Madeline's Rescue", "Madeline and the Gypsies", "Madeline in London" and "Madeline's Christmas". Also included is an essay on the history of "Madeline" by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist/author Anna Quindlen.

In a feisty finale that finishes off Julia Quinn's Bridgerton series of Regency romance books, Gregory Bridgerton believes he has finally found his one true love: the breathtakingly beautiful Hermione Watson. The problem, of course, is that Watson is in love with another. Hermione's best friend, the pragmatic Lady Lucinda, who is engaged to be married herself, has agreed to help Gregory woo Hermione in spite of the obstacles. As the plot progresses, however, it becomes clear that the real matchup here is between Gregory and Lucinda. Will love be enough to stop a wedding?