title: Poisoning Our Children: Surviving in a Toxic World
author:  Nancy Sokol Green 
description: Over the course of many months with trips to several doctors, the author suffered debilitating symptoms of an illness that defied diagnosis. When one was finally settled on, it was almost not to be believed: her home was literally making her sick. Prompted by this knowledge, Green set out to learn all that she could about the chemical/health disease known as Environmental Illness (EI). She makes a convincing case for parents to change from a toxic to nontoxic lifestyle with "how-tos" included. While Green's story may be an extreme example of EI, her cautionary tale is one to be heeded. Along with Joyce M. Schoemaker and Charity Y. Vitale's Healthy Homes, Healthy Kids: Protecting Your Children from Everyday Environmental Hazards ( LJ 12/91), this is an important addition to a new field of writing made even more compelling by the voice of personal experience.<BR><I>- Kathleen L. Atwood, Pomfret Sch. Lib., Ct.</I><BR>Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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  Names: Mae, Natalie, author.
  Title: The kinder poison / Natalie Mae.
  Description: New York : Razorbill, 2020. | Audience: Ages 12