Fear Less: Real Truth About Risk, Safety, and Security in a Time of Terrorism

Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.: Little Brown & Company, 2002. First Edition First Printing Stated . Hard Back. Near Fine/Very Good. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2. 229 Pages. Dust jacket price $19.95 is unclipped. Remainder mark on bottom page edges. You can be safer and feel safer with an informed feeling of safety that comes from undeerstanding vjiolence, risk, intuition, fear, and security. This book shows how to better protect yourself from viiolence and unwarranted fear. This book has answers to these questions. Can air travel be save? What is the risk of biological or chemical attack? Can the government detect and prevent future terrorist acts? How can we best talke to our children about what has happened and what might happen? What can we do to reduce fear and worry? What specific steps can we take to reduce terrorism? What are terrorists likely to do next? Or the best question of all - Is everything going to be all right? This book helps place you inn an empowering situation and see that you have role to play and not just be victim-in-waiting. Here are spoecific recommendations to enhance individaul safety and put fear itno poerspective. Contents in Ten Chapters: The JIllusion of P Oowerlessness, Changed Forever and Forever the Same, Your Natural Survival System, Being an Anti-Terrorist The Messengers of Intuition, Being an Anti-Terrorist The Architectdure of Conspiracy, Apocalpypse Not Now, Safer than Driving to the Airport Still, No News at Eleven, The Newsspeak of Fear, and Far From the Limits of Compassion. Appendix A: Web Sites for Up-to-Date Information. Appendix B: Taling to Children About Terrorism. Appendix C: Essay on How 9/11 Affected People of Different Ages. Appendix D: Gavin De Becker and Associates.