 The company published a number of popular general-interest hardcover books during this time, including "Good Morning, Captain" (autobiography of Bob Keeshan, TV’s original Captain Kangaroo) and a book series by TV’s original Slim Goodbody.Trade paperback parenting titles from this period included Jeanette Gadeberg's "Raising Strong Daughters" and "Brave New Girls", as well as "Selling Out America's Children" by David Walsh (psychologist), founder of National Institute on Media and the Family.Economic contraction within the retail book industry resulted in high returns in consignment inventory, forcing the publisher to downsize and to once again change the focus of its publishing program to better align itself with the healthcare mission of its parent company.