When Good Kids Do Bad Things: A Survival Guide for Parents of Teenagers    by Katherine Gordy Levine
Price: $9.99 USD. 91810 words. Published by MetaPlume  on December 16, 2012. .
Parenting a pre-teen or teen? Time to "Suck it up, Buttercup." There is no way around the fact that for some parents the teen years mean dealing with Good Kids Doing Bad Things. The bad ranges from those little lies, that one shoplifting episode, loving the wrong guy or gal, to a major problem with drinking and drugging, or suicidal depression.

Mommy-Sense: A Personal Guide to developing your Mother's Intuition    by Cristy Nix
Price: $9.89 USD. 15300 words. Published on December 17, 2012. .
Mommy-Sense is the ultimate companion book for positive parenting books, taking parent-child communication to another level by starting at home. It gives step by step instructions on trusting and developing your Mommy-Sense, the natural intuitive wisdom all moms are wired with, and enhances it when they consciously connect with their kids. Results are happier kids, happier mom, and happy home.

Careful Carol    by Jackie Burch
Price: $2.99 USD. 110 words. Published on January 4, 2013. .
Meet Careful Carol: the little girl in green here to teach your child about being safe. As Carol learns to swim, bike and bake goodies in the kitchen, she makes being careful easy and approachable for young children.

BITE THIS! Your Family Can Escape The Junk Food Jungle And Obesity Epidemic    by Eileen Katz
Price: $2.99 USD. 17490 words. Published on April 4, 2013. .
BITE THIS! is a practical guide for eating well as a family. We believe all parents care about healthy family eating, but can't always figure it out. Filled with personal experiences - from family dinners to birthday parties, sports fields and more - BITE THIS! inspires and empowers parents to take matters in to their own hands. By Katherine Weber, Haim Handwerker, Eileen Katz.

Single Dads and Great Kids: Using Humor and Other Tools    by D. Keith Denton
Price: $6.99 USD. 85030 words. Published on May 14, 2013. .
When you talk to anyone about divorce and kids, there is always a sad expression that follows. It is even more pronounced with dads. This book is different from everything else in print about divorce and single parents. It’s funny and lighthearted. Divorce is rarely written from daddy’s point of view, just as rarely written by a male and never ever with humor. That makes a big difference.