Manage Your Mind is a book for building resilience, overcoming emotional difficulties, and enabling self-development. With well over 200,000 copies sold, Manage Your Mind remains the definitive self-help guide for anyone seeking to lead a more enjoyable and productive life.

A uniquely simple and solution-focused guide to managing your personal finances which focuses on achieving a positive and healthy attitude to money, and reducing stress and anxiety, using tools from psychology and spirituality.

An holistic and positive guide to living with IBD (Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis), combining conventional, nutritional, stress-reduction and other lifestyle approaches. IBD patient, researcher and blogger Jenna Farmer draws on her own experience, and stories from her blog, to bring together the issues and possible solutions.

What if the key to the life you want isn’t wishing harder – but telling a better story?

In the early 1980s the new reproductive technologies available supposedly offered infertile women a chance to have children. Originally published in 1985, this book describes the technologies being used and researched in the areas of in vitro fertilization (’test-tube babies’), sex-predetermination and embryo transfer at the time.

An A–Z of Royal Tales and Surprising Wisdom from Princess Margaret's Lady in Waiting

An A–Z of Royal Tales and Surprising Wisdom from Princess Margaret's Lady in Waiting

En este estudio bíblico en video de ocho sesiones, Pete y Geri Scazzero te proporcionan las habilidades prácticas necesarias para tu proceso de formación espiritual en relación con los demás, de modo que puedas crecer como un seguidor de Jesús emocional y espiritualmente maduro. Esta es la Parte 2 del Curso de Discipulado Emocionalmente Sano.

In thoughtful, candid, and often funny vignettes, Hilaria Baldwin reveals the highs, the lows, and the outrageous outtakes from her different and not-so-different life.

Who lives? Who dies? Who decides? One woman's quest to save her family from a rare genetic disorder and what it means for our collective genetic future

One house. Two housemates. Three reasons to worry: Winnie and Ben are separated by 50 years, a gulf in class, and major differences of opinion.