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High-color graphic art paired with lively and fun text makes this book on friendship irresistible. The fresh, fun look and feel of this book captures the essence of wonderful friendship.

Who else but a mother would drive at breakneck speed, ignoring traffic signs and risking her "preferred driver" status, just to make it to a soccer match on time?

John Rosemond's A Family of Value presents a critical view of the child care literature of the past quarter century and argues for an end to overindulgent parenting and a return to the goal of

"In a logical, well-articulated manner, Rosemond provides many examples, making this a practical rather than philosophical reference . . .

Celebrating Love follows Celebrating Mom in a new gift series from 1-800-flowers.com and celebrations.com founder Jim McCann.

"Thousands of people throughout the USA hold a special place for their wistful buddies of yesteryear. The sock monkey . . .

'Is that what you're going to wear?' Used indiscriminately for sons, daughters, and husbands, this one is a not-so-subtle attempt to make family members rethink their wardrobe choice

This collection of 50 seriously juicy quizzes allows you to explore your romance issues and attitudes in a super personal way.

Rule number one in the parenting handbook: "Keep 'em off guard." Then along comes Cathy Hamilton (a 40-something mother of two, by the way) who blows the whole cover for motherdom.

What better way for girls to get to know themselves and their friends than with The All-New Teen Quiz Book?

Anyone who's ever been in love knows that this supreme emotion changes everything. When love is real, it sometimes feels like gravity itself doesn't quite apply.

Eye-catching and unforgettable, The Dogs' Book of Romance will spark a smile and touch the hearts of lovers and dog-lovers alike.

In Fairy Wishes for Friends, artist Becky Kelly illustrates how friends are magical.

Where do teen girls first learn about life and love? From their moms, of course! In this Little Book, teens find the absolute best way to pay tribute to their very first friends.

Oy! So you've got a Jewish mother . . . and you're not even Jewish. Overbearing? Nagging? Shrugs her shoulders deeply and often? Turns all statements into questions?