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Aside from the innocence and innate right to have fun, one joy of being a young child is the immense curiosity that exists surrounding all aspects of life and the world. For millions of children every year, this curiosity peaks as mommy’s belly appears to get bigger – but why? A delightful yet wholly-important new book by Beverly Williams Adewoyin explains all with bold charm, humor and truth.

While society affords the Generation Y child longer life, better living conditions and more prosperous finances, the prevalence of childhood anxiety and its associated disorders is on the rise. In fact, many statistics show that anxiety, depression and suicide have reached a frightening epidemic. While resources to help children release their anxiety are traditionally few and far between, a powerful new book by Renee Jain is poised to help thousands of children find the fun and stress-free formative years they crave.

While the world’s seven billion people boast true diversity, each and every person is connected to one another through the process of similarity. Thousands of years have been dedicated to studying this interconnectedness, and with many still searching for their individual place in the world, Ileen McDuring’s debut novel comes as grippingly-fresh perspective.

When Baby Boomers reflect on their lives, the late sixties stands out as a period when many explored the wilder side of their normally conservative natures. In a compelling new novel from Lara Reznik, this period of aberration comes back to haunt protagonist Laila Levin when she least expects it.

While many jobs are misunderstood by the public and unfairly portrayed by the media, few suffer a false reputation worse than truck drivers. While many make them out to be dirty, uneducated and sometimes even a little crazy, a compelling new novel by an industry insider dispels that negative portrayal and reveals truck drivers as the unsung, and largely unseen, heroes that they truly are.

While ‘Wuthering Heights’ and ‘Pride and Prejudice’ have become timeless classics, many critics and readers crave the whimsical side of literature that can bring light relief to even the most stressed and savage of souls. Achieving this bold challenge with gusto, Barbara Oliver Fletcher is delighted to announce two hilarious new comedic novels.

Roadtrippers announces today the launch of a new Scenic Drives feature that will help you find and plan the best scenic drives across the country.

While the world struggles with drug, immigration and economic epidemics, Dr. Ed Reitman is urging all Americans to focus on a far more threatening reality – divorce. While over half of marriages now end inside a courtroom, Dr. Reitman is attempting to place critical status on a problem nobody appears to be trying to rectify.

As over sixty million people lay dead at the end of World War II, the descriptions and images of blood-ridden bodies made many forget that sixty million personal stories, hopes and dreams had also been lost for good. In her emotive yet vitally-important latest novel, Cheryl Kerr illustrates the values and struggles of the men that served their countries and their families.

While it can afford a prestigious life of global travel, celebrity encounters and plenty of cash, making it in the world of high fashion design isn’t exactly a walk in the park. As a true ‘who you know’ industry, growing up in a small Canadian town with no connections in the business makes success seemingly impossible.