Do you think we’ve lost our ability to think? I think we don’t give ourselves enough credit in some cases….and in other we give ourselves too much credit. Over the last 8 years, since I became a parent, the amount of parenting titles available on our bookshop shelves has just exploded. Is there really a [...]
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As most parents in this information rich society we live in, I bought a couple of parenting books when I had my first child. If I couldn’t find the answer I was looking for I would ask mothers that I trusted for some advice. When any of my children got sick, I went to the [...]
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THE GOOD DEED
Recently I ventured into my local Borders and came across a bargain of a book. For $1.95 “The Good Deed Guide – Simple Ways To Make The World A Better Place” by James and Lisa Grace, was mine. Now it had been reduced multiple times but I didn’t let that put me off. Who doesn’t [...]
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