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Does your child have trouble settling at bedtime? Refuse to sit at the table for meals? Ignore you or argue when you say it's time to turn off the TV? Expert parenting and educational consultant Kathy Walker recognises that being a parent is one of the most rewarding jobs you will ever do but...

Names are gifts that parents choose for children; gifts to last a lifetime.1001 Names for Australian Babies is a collection of given names, including traditional, biblical, ethnic, modern and invented names, as well as their origins, meanings and variations.A practical guide for all parents seeking that unique name for their child.

Give your baby a great name! Naming Baby helps take the stress out of choosing the perfect name for your bundle of joy. It includes over 3000 boys' and girls' names, and their meanings, and provides lots of sound advice. How to choose a name that complements your surname. How to keep your relatives...

You're a great bloke, right? So why can't you get a date?� You're smart and okay-looking, but you're too shy to talk to the women you like and if you do, they never seem that interested. Sam de brito, author of the popular Sydney Morning Herald and The Age blog 'All Men Are Liars', is here to show...

A little paleo goes a long way . . . 'Happy Go Paleo�is exactly what the name suggests: an easy-going, relaxed approach to the paleo diet. I love paleo as a lifestyle, a diet focused on whole foods, a simpler way of living, spending more time outdoors and getting fit through functional movement....

Get the best out of the food you eat to get the best out of yourself. Michelle Bridges, Australia's most popular diet and fitness expert, shares her superfoods - the essential ingredients that pack the healthiest punch. From beans that boost your brainpower to vegies that help prevent disease, these...

Preserves are a great way to enjoy your favourite produce all year round. Jams & Preserves is overflowing with easy-to-follow recipes for preparing food-in-a-jar - everything from Raspberry Jam and Rose Geranium Jelly to Caramelised Onion Chutney and Fresh Tomato Sauce.

One in five Australians will experience clinical depression at least once in their life, and each year ten million prescriptions are written for antidepressants. Depression is devastating not only for patients but also for their families and friends. This book provides a unique insight into this pervasive...

Every dog has a tale . . . This uplifting collection brings together over 100 original stories of canine survival, loyalty and unconditional love. These dogs have overcome troubled backgrounds to bring joy, companionship and adventure to the lives of their new families. There's Fudge, who braved a...

'Weigh your food. Count the calories. Take control.' Michelle Bridges, Australia's most popular fitness and weight loss expert, knows that information is the key to controlling your diet. That's why she's put together the Australian Calorie Counter. It gives you everything you need to...

A timely and powerful investigation of the food choices we make every day. These days most people want to live as lightly as possible on our precious planet. What we choose to eat is a very basic decision, yet it has huge implications - for the sustainability of species, for the quality of the environment,...

My Amalfi Coast by Amanda Tabberer is a warm and intimate account of one of the world's most spectacular coastal regions, and of a culture that knows how to appreciate the things that truly matter in life. Now updated with the very latest listings, you have the convenience of having this insider's...

Hailed by David Attenborough, proclaimed a second Charles Darwin, John 'Charlie' Veron almost didn't become a scientist. Disheartened at school, by chance he won a scholarship to a university where he could indulge his passion for the natural world. It was scuba diving that returned him to his childhood...

There's something strangely freaky about Feeney's famous flea circus. Roll up, roll up and see. But make sure you leave before feeding time . . .