Restoring Our Sanity Online: A Revolutionary Social Framework by Mark Weinstein is a timely book that critically examines the impact of social media on society, with a particular focus on how the dynamics of today's online platforms have departed from their original ideals. Through a...

Nam Nguyen's Raising Future Leaders helps you guide your child or children in your classroom through feelings and development knowledge. Nguyen's text will assist you in raising them with confidence and kindness, as you model the behaviors you hope to see in them. Each chapter...

Raising an Entrepreneur: How to Help Your Children Achieve Their Dreams by Margot Machol Bisnow is a collection of stories from families of successful trailblazers and entrepreneurs. Bisnow created it to help other parents raise capable, assertive, and well-adjusted children with something meaningful to offer...

Ready, Set, Dance: Getting Ready for Your First Dance Class by Once Upon a Dance is a fun book to teach a child who wants to dance, and their parents, what to expect. Trying something new at any age can be difficult. This book explains...

Suzanne Lezotte’s first child, Owen, was born with Down Syndrome. Lezotte did not know about his diagnosis until a week after his birth. The identification of Owen as a Down Syndrome child brought with it the expected feelings of grief, fear, and doubts. The experience...

Have you ever thought how hectic the Saturday baseball matches would become if your five kids were on five different teams? You might have a sneaky feeling that your kids are up to something, but you can’t quite put your finger on it. Now you...

Rookie Dad: What to Expect During Your Partner's Pregnancy is an informative and practical guide for expectant fathers by Danny Collins. It consists of ten chapters covering a wide range of topics with titles like Irrational Fears, What Should She Eat? and The Arrival: The...

Reckless Grace: A Mother's Crash Course in Mental Illness, by Carolyn DiPasquale, is a work of non-fiction in the memoir and health issues subgenres suitable for the general reading audience. The book is a mother's account of her daughter's struggles with her mental health, written...

Being a parent can be challenging at the best of times. Add the additional factor of a special needs child and the workload multiplies substantially, but, then again, so does the love and the inevitable learning curve that goes along with these needs. Jess was...

Rebel Mama is a work of non-fiction in the memoir genre. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by Laura Rafferty. The book follows the author’s first year of motherhood in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic. Upon deciding to have...