#Chapter 4: Directing: Where do Parents Fit In?
#Chapter 5: Showtime: Applying What You Know
#Chapter 6: Reviews: Raspberries and Applause
One of the issues with which parents of gifted children wrestle endlessly is the question of friendship. Do their children have enough friends? What’s wrong with them if they don’t? Who thinks they don’t have a lot? How many are “enough” and who decides that, anyway? Who should they be friends with? Why? Why aren’t they satisfied with the friends they have? And how can they make more—and how can they keep them?