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A moving, funny exploration of life as the parent of a lockdown baby, by illustrator Pia Bramley.

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Women share their drinking stories and why they quit when they still had options.

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A comprehensive guide for the 45 million people currently taking care of family members who need assistance because of health-related problems.

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Both a cookbook and food memoir, this gorgeous four-color book gives down-to-earth information and instructions for cooking tasty and healing Ayurvedic dishes that will appeal to Western Ayurvedic practitioners, their patients and students, and millions more.

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Authoritative but easy-to-understand preventative health guide for the over 40s endorsed by the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

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Sara Somers can't stop eating or bingeing. She is drowning in shame and self-hatred and wants more than anything to be loved, thin, and normal, yet she alienates her family and others by refusing help-until she embraces the path to recovery, and eventually arrives at acceptance.

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Schizophrenia is a word that causes great distress in the community because it describes a severe form of mental disorder that exists in all countries and cultures and affects many thousands of people in Australia.

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A satirical take on the early years of parenting that uses faux math, snarky science, and irreverent cartoons to offer hilarious hypotheses for parentings most perplexing mysteries.

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People are now under all sorts of pressure to work harder, pursue careers, raise families and sustain personal relationships. Clinical psychologist Dr Kidman recognises that current world issues impact on our emotional health. In his new book he describes, various strategies for people to gain control in an increasingly stressful environment.

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For the estimated 14 million stepmothers living in the United States, this memoir provides an honest reflection of the stepmom experience, highlighting both the love and the loneliness that encircles it.

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This book, written in concise, non-technical language, provides an overall explanation of the stressful life events that beset us at all times. It describes straightforward coping strategies and includes helpful statements and self assessment forms.

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For fathers of children aged 0 to 6, a big fun, no-nonsense effective source of information on child health and safety, diet and nutrition, entertainment, sleeping, behaviour and milestones.

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From the author of acclaimed The Time In Between - what mental illness is really like, and how we can all better understand the mentally unwell.

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From the author of the acclaimed The Time In Between - what mental illness is really like for young women, and how we can all better understand it.

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Written for loving but frazzled moms burdened by worry and confusion and in need of encouragement and direction, The ABCs of Being Mom gives new mothers a birds-eye view of the maze of parentingproviding the reassurance, practical advice, and guidance they need during their early years of motherhood.

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This is the first of several books, about a very special ladybug.
Her name is Rose Bud.
Born 1 of 21 ladybugs, she was born with a rose over her heart.
Her mother instantly called her Rose Bud, because she was much too beautiful to be just another ladybug.

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Razor-sharp advice on dating, love, sex, drugs and life in general, from mysterious author The Coquette.

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Razor-sharp advice on dating, love, sex, drugs and life in general, from mysterious LA party girl Coquette.

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In an attempt to solve the mystery of her deceased mothers life, Jessica Barraco retraces her mother's steps nearly forty years earlierand finds herself along the way.