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The Monsters No Grownup SeesBy Jennifer Iacono (Book Review #2386)

Posted on July 11, 2026 by Abul Qasim

The Monsters No Grownup Sees is a charming and imaginative children’s picture book that addresses nighttime fears with humor, creativity, and reassurance. Jennifer Iacono uses a playful “kid science” approach to help young readers understand and manage their fear of the dark in a… Continue Reading “The Monsters No Grownup SeesBy Jennifer Iacono (Book Review #2386)”

Category: Kid's / Children's BooksTags: Bedtime Stories, book review, child psychology, Children's Picture Book, Comforting Children, Creative Storytelling, Early Readers, Empowering Kids, Fear of the Dark, Jennifer Iacono, Overcoming Fears, Parent-Child Reading, Playful Imagination, The Monsters No Grownup Sees, Toddler Books

Hold me Tight- Dr. Sue Johnson (Book Review #10)

Posted on July 4, 2018 by Jeyran Main

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“This book offers a revolutionary new way to see and shape love relationships. The stories, new ideas, and exercises offered in Hold Me Tight are based on the new science of love and the wisdom of Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy (EFT), an effective new… Continue Reading “Hold me Tight- Dr. Sue Johnson (Book Review #10)”

Category: Psychology & PhilosophyTags: 7 conversations, child psychology, dr. sue johnson, e f t emotional focused therapy, hold me tight, Hold me Tight- Dr. Sue Johnson (Book Review #10), psychologist, Psychology & Philosophy, SUE JOHNSON, therapy

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The Monsters No Grownup SeesBy Jennifer Iacono (Book Review #2386)

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