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Fear and courage are showcased here in 25 true stories. At times humorous, often poignant, they shine a light on just what it means to be human.

Discover an epic story of soldiers, nurses, war, sacrifice and kindness, when two children are transported back in time to the shores of Gallipoli through an encounter with a tortoise.

The Journal Writer's Companion explores the many methods of journaling, providing a clear, practical guide to creating a personalized journaling approach that will help you succeed both personally and professionally.

Arabella is a beloved only child until her brother arrives. One day, she erases him with her magic pencil. Can she get him back? A fun-filled book about sibling rivalry.

Grey-glasses-itis helps children to understand the link between how they see things and how they feel, teaching them a simple strategy for building emotional resilience.

Ella and Mrs Gooseberry is an inspiring picture book about a child's understanding of love, selfless giving and how it makes you feel.

When Sam gets new glasses, everyone says he looks like a handsome superhero, but Sam just wants to be himself. Follow his antics in this inspirational tale about overcoming your fears of other people's perceptions and never shying away from being yourself.

Mind Kind: Your Child's Mental Health helps parents support children towards positive mental health and well-being. Topics covered include behavior management; anxiety and depression; eating disorders; self-image; and family break-ups.

Waddle is a compendium of delightful quotes and gorgeous photography that combine to create the ultimate gift for penguin lovers.

By helping the reader discover their core values and present them consistently to the world, Being You is the definitive guide to personal branding in the 21st century.

Written by a psychologist with 40 years' experience, Dealing With Depression, offers an empowering holistic approach that can be tailored to the individual.

Grandpa's Noises reveals with funny text and gorgeous illustrations just what all those strange sounds coming from all parts of Grandpa - not just his excitable bottom - actually mean.

Vibrantly illustrated, this glorious tribute to Australia not only celebrates the more 'typical' Australian flora, fauna and landmarks, but also showcases the everyday quirks and idiosyncrasies that make Australia unique.

When Olivia's beloved dog Barkley dies, the little girl must learn to say goodbye and regain happiness. The perfect story for any child coping with the loss of a pet.

Stop Talking, Start Influencing is a practical guide to imparting knowledge in a way that truly influences others. It outlines 12 scientific principles of how people learn, cutting to the core of education and showing you how to not just talk, but influence!

Godley is the first full biography of General Sir Alexander Godley, the British commander of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force (NZEF) during World War I.

An old toy rabbit finds himself in a box of toys donated to charity. ΓÇÿBut it wasnΓÇÖt always this way,ΓÇÖ Tock reflects, ΓÇÿOnce I was loved.ΓÇÖ From World War II to rock ΓÇÖnΓÇÖ roll, from the moon landing to the Hippie movement, this is a story of the children whoΓÇÖve loved Tock across the decades. A celebration of the timeless nature of love set against the backdrop of iconic moments of the 20th century, this heart-warming picture book will resonate with anyone who has ever cherished a childhood toy.

Audrey has a severe case of 'imaginitis!' Other children paint their families; Audrey paints an ogre drinking tea. But imagination can be very useful if it makes learning more fun.

What happens when three kids want to play together but there's only room for two? Discover a fun-filled story of friendship, sharing and creative problem-solving!

A picture book with humour and heart for everyone who has ever felt like they're on the outside looking in.

Top specialist psychologist delivers new practical, immediate strategies for parents of potentially difficult, rebellious or irresponsible teenage daughters, along with advice for growing a well-adjusted, respectful and self-sufficient young woman.

This useful, playful reference clears up language misuse and mix-ups to help anyone get their word use straight, whether they're writing books, blogs or emails.

Flick's life is often unpredictable due to the constant storms that plague her home. A sensitive, and ultimately uplifting, glimpse into domestic violence and how it can affect young lives.

Language expert Max Cryer's new book is an up-to-date guide to some of the most interesting words and phrases in the English language: where they come from, why we say them, what they mean. Bulging with information, it is a useful reference book and the ideal gift for anyone curious about the words and expressions we use.

Every two seconds, someone in the world suffers a stroke. In Finding Granny, that someone is Edie's beloved grandmother. A heart-warming story of family and coping with life's challenges.

'Understanding Type 2 Diabetes' offers clear, effective guidance on how to manage all aspects of the disease. It examines what diabetes is and how it comes about, practical changes you can make to your diet, how exercise can improve your health, how to best control blood glucose, blood pressure and cholesterol levels, and much more.

Lavishly illustrated with breathtaking macrophotography, this stunning insight into the insect kingdom reveals the critical role these true rulers of our world play in our survival.

Learn how to control your emotions instead of letting them control you! The result is a life lived in line with your personal values, surrounded by fulfilling, loving relationships.

Loppy the Little Anxious Creature is always trying to control everything, which is as difficult as growing perfect petunias! The 'perfect' book for little people who find it hard to make mistakes!

Lessons of a LAC is an essential resource tool to help children manage their worries and anxieties, presented in a quirky, engaging picture-book format. Through the characters of Loppy the LAC ('Little Anxious Creature') and Curly the Calmster, kids discover a useful way to think about their anxieties - the first crucial step in managing them.