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When I was expecting my first child, I read everything I could get my hands on about pregnancy and childbirth. My loved ones gave me volumes of advice as well, which often ran counter to what the books said and what I had come to believe from a lifetime of living in the UAE. Instead of making me feel empowered and capable, the advice left me feeling ashamed, confused, scared, incapable, and really, really down. I found myself constantly responding to peoples recommendations by saying and sometimes yelling THATS NOT WHAT THE BOOKS SAY Hence, the title of the book. This book is meant to give insight on how you should use your own intelligence

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Follow Adam in this tale as he looks forward to his first day at school. He is keen to meet his teacher and make dozens of friends. What will he learn in his first lesson? A short yet compelling story with rhymes that will captivate the children reading it.

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Friends constantly asked the author for advice as though she is a relationship expert. Although she is far from it, she decided to portray the emotions numerous females experience and the discoveries that shone at the end of their tunnels through poetry and prose. The author hopes her words would offer burning wounds a soothing balm, until no wounds are left to sing. This book is a reminder for all women in search of a remedy after heartbreak to stay strong. It is a sequence of musings that could find its events unfolding in any woman's life. It is an overview from the chapters of romantic relationships and an acknowledgment of all its seasons, starting from love all the way to healing, and offering little tidbits of knowledge and insight.

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This is a book that compiles poetry written over years of observation. Words are mere concoction of thoughts, thoughts that have been plenty. These have been threaded together and put forth for everyone to read. From nature to philosophy. From darkness to awakening, all enclosed with a feminine touch. This book, as the title describes, is the dawn of new age poetry. The five categories of poems touch upon several aspects. Beyond, has poetry that talks about the extra ordinary, the human responses and the perceptions of human mind. Melancholy, explores dark poetry. It encompasses the deprived and deeply saddened thoughts. Life, encloses poetry that brings to light the philosophical aspect of life and its journey. Essence, envelopes poetry pertaining to nature, our surroundings and their impact on us. Woman, as the name suggests has poetry regarding women, their strength and the hurdles they face.

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This beautifully-illustrated picture book guides young readers through the planets and stars in our skies. A wonderfully accessible and playful book, the artwork will help excite and inspire your young one's imagination, while the explanations will help them to understand what the different planets in our system are like, what a solar eclipse is, and of course, the parade of planets!

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Food food food All is good I love fast food I love slow food I love hot food I love cold food I eat carrots But not parrots I eat corns But not horns Children can improve their literacy skills as well as their eating habits while having fun with rhyming words and zany thoughts. Inspired by the works of Dr. Suess, children and adults can equally have fun reading this book.

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