"Sweeping away the clutter of iffy parenting advice, the Green Mama speaks to scientists, researchers, and moms to give expecting and current parents the best guide to health issues affecting our children. Filled with humour, good advice, and helpful resources, Green Mama-to-Be is the essential book for today's expectant parent."--

Written by an export nutritionist with 20 years' experience, this easy-to-use and friendly guide for teenagers gives you the tools to develop a healthy and loving relationship with food and your body, for life. Eat Well and Feel Great shows you how simple changes can have profound effects on your self-confidence and well-being, helping you to: improve your mood, reduce stress and anxiety, sleep better and focus more, maintain a healthy weight, have...

Dr. Wu shares the secrets that turned her into one of Hollywood's most sought-after beauty experts. "Feed Your Face" is an easy-to-use 28-day diet plan that will help women banish blemishes, wipe out wrinkles, shed unwanted pounds, and generally feel better.

Everyone ages. Not everyone ages well. Aging Wisely explains that much of what happens to our minds and bodies as we grow older depends on our approach to life and our attitudes and feelings about ourselves. Though there are elements beyond our control, we must take advantage of those things we can control while dealing competently with adversity. In describing the impact of aging and various conditions associated with the aging process upon our minds...

From burlesque show to fashion runway, magazine cover to Internet video, style icon and "burlesque superheroine"...Dita Von Teese has undergone more strokes of red lipstick, bursts of hair spray, boxes of blue-black hair dye, and pats of powder in a month than a drag queen could dream of in a lifetime. Whether she's dazzling audiences while swirling in a towering martini glass in Swarovski-crystal-covered pasties and stilettos or sparking camera flashes...

When a serious illness strikes a family, it's natural for most of the attention to go to the sick one. The problem is that kids who aren't sick sometimes get lost in the shuffle. This can be hurtful in scary and confusing ways. This story, along with candid, open-ended interviews with kids ages 4-16, was created to help you understand what it's like for children confronting the uncertainty of serious illness and what you can do to help. They share...