Parents STOP Be Aware Of Your Child Taking Drugs    by Pat  Ritter
Price: $1.99 USD. 14570 words. Published on June 18, 2011. .
Many parents have little idea of the drugs being taken by their children. This is information for parents to understand what type of drugs there are in society. Each drug is explained of the affects and consequences it has when used. Also available are hints to help your child if you discover your child is taking drugs.

Rebel: How to restore love, trust and respect to relationships with rebellious youth    by Lindsay McIntyre
Price: $4.99 USD. 6420 words. Published on July 16, 2011. .
If you are struggling to maintain loving, trusting and respectful relationships with your child/ teenager, or if they are self-destructing before your very eyes and refusing to let you help, this short booklet is for you. It provides easy to follow, practical steps to repair the damage to your loved one and to your relationship with them.

When Love Triumphs    by Miriam Pourciau
Price: $2.99 USD. 62550 words. Published on November 11, 2011. .
This novel is a fiction novel with lots of lessons about overcoming life's obstacles and beating the odds. I let my imagination run when writing this book and I really enjoyed writing it. I would go to bed with this novel on my mind and wake up and the words just came so easily to me.

Allergy. You Asked, We Answered    by Atul Shah
Price: Free! 8970 words. Published by Amazing Allergist on November 26, 2011. .
Dr. Atul N. Shah, the AmazingAllergist answers the questions of allergy sufferers, in a very simple, informative style. The book empowers the children and adults with allergy, asthma and related conditions to believe that they can live great lives. The book helps in early recognition of allergic conditions, discusses the scientific methods of diagnosis and management options to be allergy free.

Expecting: a novel    by Lula Belle
Price: $2.99 USD. 57490 words. Published on April 4, 2012. .
"Belle’s debut novel is a quirky alternate history from the perspective of a precocious, politically astute—and pregnant—teenager...Belle’s historical and political alterations are recent enough to engage even politically indifferent readers, and her divisive topics (free will, reproductive rights, parental control, how political policy affects even the youngest individuals) are addressed with a d