Why We Sleep, by Matthew Walker
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Professor Matthew Walker has spent twenty years researching the mystery of sleep. Looking at the animal kingdom as well as major human studies, it is a powerful and compelling read.
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Light hearted take on ‘being different’ using colours. Funny and yet the message is clear.
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Off the Clock: Feel Less Busy while getting more done, by Laura Vanderkam
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Camp Reset - a summer camp with a difference. A trailblazing and painfully honest novel about mental health, friendship and making this crazy world a kinder place.
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One Day At a Time, Hilary Scott ( paperback April 2022)
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A thoughtful gift for anyone going through the different phases of grief, to understand that this range of emotions is normal and part of the healing process. A really practical and comforting guide.
