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Do we get tongue tied when our 4 year old asks the question, 'Mummy how was I born' This book is the answer for your dilemma- to explain the process of conception to berth using the righ anatomical terms without feeling embarrassed or overwhelm them with any graphic details.

Toilet Training was a major hurdle before Tazzy, the Tasmanian Devil. After an initial hiccup, Tazzy tackles this challenge with the help of his mum Lisa to be TOTALLY NAPPY FREE. This book introduces toilet training to toddlers in a fun and engaging way.

Meg the possum has an ANAPHYLAXIS reaction to peanuts. This is the story on how her friends Lulu the koala and Stephanie the platypus helps her to use the EPIPEN when she has this severe FOOD ALLERGY. This simple story gives valuable insight into FOOD ALLERGIES & ANAPHYLAXIS.

Kate the dingo was super excited when she was told that there is a baby in her Mummy's tummy. She was curious to know how the baby got there. What does the baby do there? How long does he stay there ? How is the baby going to come out of Mummy's tummy? Her Mummy joined her excitement and had an answer for all the queries Kate had....about her baby brother in Mummy's Tummy.

What does ROO do when she gets an AXIETY ATTACK ? Learn the steps of BELLY BREATHING and more..ROO gets over her anxiety attack with these 4 EASY STEPS . Let's learn it too.. This is a children's book on how to deal with anxiety in kids.

Have absolute fun learning MALAYALAM CONSONANTS with COLOUR IN pages and TRACING SHEETS and ALPHABET PRACTICE SHEETS. This book is designed for kids worldwide who would love to learn Malayalam language in a fun and easy way.

CONVERSATION STARTER FOR KIDS - ON CANCERLittle Kangaroo is a CANCER SURVIVOR.This book is on his journey from his cancer diagnosis, surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and more.This book is a great read for kids on a difficult and intimidating topic like CANCER.

The little Koala was scared at the thought of getting a NEEDLE. How he manages to conquer his fear of needles with his best mate Dino forms the rest of this adventure. This book is dedicated to all kids who get a shiver down their spine when they have to go for their jabs.

THE BEST BOOK FOR KIDS TO LEARN MALAYALAM IN AUSTRALIAMaster ALL MALAYALAM ALPHABETS with this quintessential guide that brings fun into Malayalam learning in Australia. It has all the alphabets in Malayalam including CONSONANTS & VOWELS.This book is first of its kind in Australia packed with TRACING PRACTICE SHEETS, COLOURING SHEETS and fun stuff to learn Malayalam the AUSSIE WAY....

Tom's TONSILS are sick and swollen. His Doctor decides to take them out. This is a beautiful story of Tom's journey to have his sick tonsils taken out. This book gives kids insight on how TONSILLECTOMY is done.

The Intuition Way To Crisis Management offers a unique and innovative perspective on intuition. It offers the path breaking proposition that intuition is an elimination algorithm, that enables the mind to discover the truth by eliminating unrelated data (untruths). The book suggests that the mind is a pattern recognition entity and provides a new and comprehensive understanding of intuition. It is a pioneering work that offers the possibility of an instant change of viewpoint. The groundbreaking work challenges our traditional understanding of intuition. It is transformative. It has the potential to change the way we live our lives. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the power of intuition and how to use it to their advantage. It is a life-changing work that will help you make better decisions, live a more fulfilling life, and achieve your goals.

In 1989, a chance spreadsheet experiment led mechanical engineer Abraham Thomas to his revolutionary 'xCode' hypothesis. It challenges the prevailing scientific view that the brain's 86 billion neurons use algorithms to sum incoming signals. \Drawing from decades of neuroscience research and recent AI interactions, Thomas weaves a compelling 30-chapter narrative exploring the cellular, neurological and psychological foundations of human cognition.Discover how incoming combinatorial signal patterns are matched against a complex tapestry of genetic instructions, protein memories, subthreshold potentials, and neurochemical signatures. Explore this matching process that exposes the astronomically vast human memory. Glimpse Sigmund Freud's ambitious dreams and the curious philosophical revelations from an ordinary spreadsheet.Uncover amazing transplanted organ memories, the emotional gatekeeper role of the amygdala, and the brilliant bridge between determinism and free will. Unveil the insular cortex's link to self-awareness, how mirror neurons facilitate 90% of communication, and the somatic marker hypothesis' bar chart representation. Ponder consciousness' time lag, the 'thoughts organ', and the 'beliefs organ' sustaining knowledge.Through the 'XCode Mind' lens, Thomas offers a fresh perspective on humor, common sense, savant abilities, and even cosmic intelligence - with insights into mind control techniques and harnessing your own XCode Mind's power."Taller Than a Tree" is a captivating journey into human cognition, challenging conventions and inspiring a new grasp of what it means to be human.

A primer on contemporary artist Lauren Halsey’s latest site-specific installation, outlining her process, past work, and influences drawn from Afrofuturism, ancient Egyptian iconography, and Los Angeles Lauren Halsey is known for her sculptures, mixed media works, and site-specific installations that remix (or, as Halsey says, “funkify”) history by combining signs, symbols, and architecture from the past, present, and future. In her new installation for The Met’s Roof Garden Commission series, she brings together ancient Egyptian–inspired iconography and sculpture with signage and texts drawn from the artist’s local community in South Central Los Angeles. Accompanied by new photography and unpublished sketches from Halsey’s studio, this compact volume contains an insightful essay by curator Abraham Thomas that examines Halsey’s artistic process and considers this installation in the context of her past work. In a revealing interview with poet Douglas Kearney, the artist discusses her diverse influences—which include ancient Egyptian relief carving, funk music, Afrofuturism, and the architecture of L.A.— and elaborates on the importance of community building and engagement in the spaces she creates. Published by The Metropolitan Museum of Art/Distributed by Yale University Press Exhibition Schedule:The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (April 18–October 22, 2023)

A reassessment of the career of architect Paul Rudolph, from his modernist Sarasota houses to his controversial Brutalist buildings and later international projects, featuring unpublished drawings, models, and furniture Architect Paul Rudolph (1918–1997) was known for his iconic modern houses and exemplary Brutalist buildings in exposed concrete. Rudolph’s popularity peaked during the 1950s and 1960s, when he served as the chair of Yale University’s Department of Architecture, but his work fell from favor with the advent of postmodernism in the 1970s. This compact volume provides an introduction to and long-overdue reassessment of the architect’s trailblazing career, from his modernist Florida houses to his public and institutional buildings, unrealized mega-structures, experimental interiors, and later mixed-use developments in Asia. Abraham Thomas examines how Rudolph explored concepts such as functionalism, urbanism, and modular construction across decades and continents. Richly illustrated with photographs of the structures and Rudolph’s own drawings as well as models, furniture, and period press clippings, this book sheds light on the architect’s process and takes up themes as important in his time as in our own, such as civic design, housing development, and experimental materials and methods. Published by The Metropolitan Museum of Art/Distributed by Yale University Press Exhibition Schedule: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (September 30, 2024–March 16, 2025)