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Sleep: The Brazelton Way covers everything a parent needs to know about sleep, including the first great "touchpoint" of helping the baby sleep through the night, deciding whether to start with, and weaning a child from, a "family bed," sleepwalking, nightmares, and, above all, how to help children learn how to get themselves to sleep.

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Unlocks the secrets of weight loss, and reveals how you can reach your ideal weight without going hungry, counting calories or following a strict diet. This book helps you: Discover which foods give you nutritional benefit for the fewest calories; get active with exercise tips; and, put theory into practice with the 28-day plan.

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Introduces a fast and easy dumbbell exercise program designed to help eliminate unwanted weight, use more calories, and shape and tone the body, accompanied by helpful tips on inexpensive ways to build a home gym, ab-flattening recipes, and more. Original. 35,000 first printing.

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SMOOTH is a user-friendly guide to getting through chemo from a woman who went through it and wants to make the journey easier for others.

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Drawing from her experience as a Christian who became a secret alcoholic, Heather Kopp explores the unique challenges and spiritual dilemmas Christians face as they wrestle with addiction and recovery.

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Emory University Pediatrician Roy Benaroch wrote this guide to help parents understand the most common childhood maladies and misbehaviors and know what the best options are for action.

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The bestselling authors of "Being Dead Is No Excuse" and "Somebody's Going to Die If Lilly Beth Doesn't Catch That Bouquet" deliver a hilarious treatise--complete with recipes--on the joys, trials, and tribulations of being the daughter of a Southern woman.

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A collection of short stories features women encountering romance, heartbreak, struggle, and faith, from a self-proclaimed femme fatale to a woman beginning life anew at middle age. Reprint. K.

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A collection of inspiring stories about people with life threatening illnesses. In facing death, these people learnt the lessons of life and these are shared in a way that will make you laugh and cry, but most of all reflect.

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'Sometimes I Feel Sad Inside' is a picture book written to serve as a tool for families to use in helping their children process the difficult emotions associated with grief from a Christian perspective.

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"Somewhere in Germany" is the story of a soldier's ultimate sacrifice during the Second World War and the resulting new reality for his wife and daughter in the aftermath of his loss.

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This story is about friendship that crosses race, religion and culture, Without mentioning the differences, the story's focus is a little boy who understands the importance of friends, friendship and thinking for yourself. The story is written in rhyme which helps to facilitate reading for new readers.

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The contributors to this work explore the mother and son relationship. Seven mothers and seven sons tread on emotional minefields, some gingerly, some with great anger. The collection includes contributions from Spike Milligan, Michael Bywater, Jon Snow, Jenny Craddock and Kate Saunders.

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In this book, an experienced psychotherapist taps in-depth interviews to document how boys who grew up with psychotic, bipolar, depressed, or mentally ill parents coped with the stresses and became the men they are today.

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n Sons to Men, Anne Harvey offers a practical guide for mothers as their sons enter adolescence. Using real-life examples, she demonstrates how these situations can affect any boy and mother, suggesting practical ways of dealing with them.