Category - Books

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Have you got your 2015 calendar? + giveaway
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Your Best Year Yet {Book Review}
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Challenging Children: Success with Homeopathy

Have you got your 2015 calendar? + giveaway

I will be the first to admit that I NEED a calendar, if I didn’t have one I would forget so many things. I also take great pleasure in finding the perfect one. It can be frustrating when you search and search and come up empty handed but when you think about the fact you have to look at it for next 12 months, you want to love it. I have always looked in places like newsagents and department stores on my annual calendar hunt and for some reason had never even thought of looking online, which for me is strange as I buy almost everything online. This year however I have been introduced to Calendar Club which is where my 2015 calendars are from and so will my 2016 editions. I have found my new go-to calendar shop. Calendar Club have over 4000 calendars to choose from in a wide range of…

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Your Best Year Yet {Book Review}

Managing my time is something I either excel at or fail ridiculously. Like absolutely hopelessly fail and at the end of the day it depends on how busy I am. Surprisingly it is when I am busiest that I am the most productive and when I know I have plenty of time to work/write/blog I seem to take my sweet arse time. Which of course results in me having to try and play catch up. This is one of the things Kelly Exeter talks about in her book ‘ Your Best Year ’ and I have to agree 100%. The more time you have the more time you waste. ‘ Your Best Year Yet ’ is a self-help book of sorts but not like you expect it to be. While it does share 7 simple ways to shift your thinking and take charge of your life it does so in a…

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Challenging Children: Success with Homeopathy

I have recently finished reading a book that outlines and encourages a drug free approach to the treatment of not only health problems but also emotional issues.  Challenging Children: Success with Homeopathy offers hope to everyone living or working with children from page 1. This book is full of  inspiration, success stories and the paths they took to overcome and improve the struggles and issues they were experiencing. I love that it is written in a way that every mum and dad will understand; it has been stripped of all the lengthly explanations and scientific jargon leaving only the important information and words you can actually pronounce. Linee Jordan, the writer of Challenging Children understands that parents don’t often get a lot of time to read and has written this book in a way that you can open it up and start from almost anywhere. If you or your children are interested…

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