Growing up was more of school of the hustlers than a childhood for Tatti. Watching her mother feed her drug addiction and trying to provide for her three children was havoc. Then came Tatti's mother's death, which is unbearable for any ten-year-old child. Not having a strong family foundation, Tatti is forced into the streets, struggling to care for herself at such a young age and maintain good attendance in school. Now full speed into the street life, Tatti finds the long need for affection through her own drug use, gangs, and prostitution. Seeking some kind of acceptance, Tatti is also having affairs with multiple hustlers. By the age fourteen, Tatti meets a street dealer that is almost twice her age. The couple builds a relationship built on domestic violence and being educated of his side of street life. In the meantime of this relationship, Tatti is forced to become a woman all alone because of her boyfriends endless run-in with the law. As time moves along, Tatti becomes a local street legend. Knowing the game inside and out, Tatti runs into a little bit of trouble herself and serves some time in the county jail. Upon Tatti's release, her hustle is even stronger. Earning her GED in county jail, Tatti enrolls in college courses upon her release. On the road to riches, Tatti is confronted with a federal indictment...What road will Tatti take after her release?

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Tatti Wattles is an illustrated fable about the meaning of love. Performance artist Rachel Rosenthal tells of the life and death of Tatti Wattles, her beloved pet rat. Many know Rosenthal as a storyteller and premier theatrical performer, and now her imaginative drawing skills-a never-before-seen side of this multifaceted artist-are revealed through the story of her life with Tatti and the shamanic journey she took after his death. Formatted as a children's book with beautiful four-color and black-and-white drawings, Tatti Wattles: A Love Story traces their collaboration from her first glimpse of him to the legendary presence he became in the artist's world. Afterword by Jacki Apple.

This book documents the colorful life the Berensons led at I Tatti, the rich intellectual atmosphere they fostered there, and the spirit that continues and is nurtured by the Harvard Center.

This bolume catalogues the 43 objects in the Berenson collection. They include Chinese paintings, early Chinese gil-bronze Buddhist figures, Khmer sculpture and other works from China, Japan, Tibet and Southeast Asia.

The End of the Age of Innocence tells the dramatic story of Edith Wharton's heroic crusade to save the lives of displaced Belgians and suffering citizens of her adopted France, by organizing refugee relief efforts during WWI.

The book deals with the features, characterastics and forms of Family Owned Businesses and their importance to the economy of world at large. It gives statistics about FOBs in the Gulf and Middle East. It also include the following:- The need for a rebust Corporate Governance - Family Constitution - Strong Risk Management System - How to prepare for going Public - Corporate Social Responsibility examples.