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Tools to help kids reach their full potential

'Superbaby' is a compendium of rudimentary tools – making it a good “first read” if you haven’t yet explored other child-thrive books.

How impatient are you to get pregnant?

'The Impatient Woman's Guide to Getting Pregnant' seeks to provide all the information needed for those in a hurry to get pregnant.

Class clown learns lessons

'Ricky Vargas: The Funniest Kid in the World' offers a few funny stories about Ricky Vargas - the class clown. It also teaches children about how to behave.

A real mum tells it as it is

'Confessions of a Scary Mommy' highlights some hilarious truths and confessions from real mothers. 

Learning all about motherhood

'How Mothers Love' gives voice to the mothers; it is about the joys of motherhood and also about the not-so-nice parts of motherhood.

Learning to slow down and connect as a family

'The Rhythm of Family' is an inspiring book for those of us who are not as connected to nature as we want to or should be.

Teaching parents to get to the root of issues

'The Parent's Toolkit' deals with issues that plague children today - from symptoms to getting to the root of the problem.

Solving a dog show mystery

'Showoff' is great for kids who love dogs and mysteries.

Sherlock Hong offers a compelling read

The Case of the Immortal Nightingale is an intriguing story with adventure, excitement, suspense, intrigue and it is all painted in a familiar yet distant setting.

Does your child feel your love?

'The 5 Love Languages of Children' shows parents how to discover what their child's love language is.

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