Featured Books

Baby’s First Words is a warm, gentle introduction to early language designed especially for children aged 0 to 3 years.

50% of a child’s brain development occurs in the 1st 4 years of a child’s life and the parent is the 1st and most important teacher.

With clear, friendly illustrations and simple, familiar objects, this book encourages little ones to point, look, and say their very first words with confidence. Each page invites interaction through the classic question “What’s that?”, helping children learn naturally through repetition, recognition, and shared attention.

Baby’s 1st Numbers is a joyful introduction to early counting from 1 to 10.

With bright illustrations, bold numbers and simple, engaging text, this book helps little learners recognise numbers while building early counting confidence. Each spread includes playful repetition and interactive prompts like “What’s that?” to encourage participation, curiosity and connection.

When dementia enters a family, it doesn’t arrive quietly, it steals, slowly and painfully, the person you love.
This powerful and deeply moving memoir is not just a story of loss...
It is a story of love, regret, healing, and understanding.

Kirit Thakore opens his heart and invites readers into the tender, difficult, and soul-shaping journey of caring for his beloved mother, affectionately known to many as Ba, as dementia reshaped her world, and his.

One of Twenty-Three is a remarkable story inspired by a real-life encounter. A story about family, identity and the strange ways life can reveal its secrets when you least expect them..

Sometimes the people you never knew existed turn out to be the people you were meant to find.

A story that will make you smile, shake your head in disbelief and, at times, bring a tear to your eye..

Baby’s 1st ABC is a delightful introduction to the alphabet designed especially for babies and toddlers who are just beginning their learning journey..

Each letter introduces a familiar object from a child’s everyday world. From A for Apple to Z for Zebra, young learners will enjoy recognising animals, toys, foods, and objects while developing early language skills.

In this gentle and deeply moving story, Margaret’s calm understanding of life begins to transform the way her family sees the world during the final days of her life. Through quiet conversations, small everyday moments, and a wisdom shaped by gratitude, she offers a different way of looking at birth, life, and death.

The Quiet Signal is a reflective story about growing older, letting go, and remembering something many of us sense but rarely speak about.

The human body is designed to go periods without food. In fact, when done correctly, fasting can help your body access the energy it has already stored, stabilise hunger, and improve the way your body manages fuel.

Written in clear, practical language, Intermittent Fasting Made Simple explains how fasting actually works and how beginners can start safely without extreme rules or unnecessary suffering.

The Silent Architect is not a motivational book.

It is a manual of mental construction.

Your outer world is built from your inner world. Quietly. Repeatedly. Lawfully.

And until you change what you repeatedly think, feel, and rehearse, your life will continue to produce the same results.

In Low Testosterone in Men Over 40, long-standing fitness professional Kirit Thakore shares what happened when his own disciplined body stopped responding after decades in the industry.

Despite more than 30 years in health and fitness, he found himself tired, foggy, irritable and slowly losing the version of himself he had built his identity around.

This is the true story of a son and his mother, Gangaben, as they navigate the long goodbye that dementia brings. It is not a medical guide, and it does not offer easy answers. Instead, it shares the moments we rarely talk about, the frustration, the guilt, the misunderstandings, and the love that remains when memory fades..

Written with raw honesty and deep compassion, this short read reflects on what the author wishes he had known sooner: how dementia changes reality for the person living with it.

On a cold November evening, Edith and Walter sit side by side in the bungalow they’ve shared for more than fifty years, a fire glowing softly in the hearth. As the embers flicker, memories rise: a first dance in the late 1950s, a tiny flat filled with laughter, seaside holidays, hard years survived hand in hand, and a lifetime built from ordinary moments made extraordinary by love.

Perfect for readers who love emotionally rich stories, reflective fiction, and romances that feel real, this is a story that will stay with you, long after the final page..

The Garden of Second Chances is a warm, magical, and deeply human short read about friendship, aging, and the quiet courage it takes to choose love over longing. Perfect for readers who enjoy uplifting fiction, gentle magical realism, and stories that linger long after the final page.

Every Tuesday morning, five residents of Mapleview Retirement Village meet for tea, biscuits, and gentle arguments about bridge, bad knees, and who’s been cheating at bingo.

Then they discover the garden.

When Memory Fades, the Music Stays is a Kindle Short Read about love that adapts, about caregiving without guarantees, and about the quiet resilience of human connection. Written for readers seeking an emotionally rich, lyrical story they can finish in one sitting, this tender piece honors the truth that even when memory fails, the heart still knows how to hold on.

The Happy Rickshaw Driver - Colouring In Book: A Journey Around India is a joyful, heart-warming adventure designed especially for children ages 4 to 8. Packed with over 90 fun and friendly illustrations and activities, this large A4-sized colouring book invites little artists to hop aboard a cheerful rickshaw and explore the magic of India-one page at a time!