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Al Arabiya News anchor Fatima Daoui is one of the most recognisable faces in the Middle East, but she didn''t make it to the top alone. Having been supported by other women throughout her life, Fatima has written this book for the next generation of female leaders in media with the goal of helping them to win their own fight for a place at the top while staying true to themselves."I wrote Don''t Look Down for the bold, unconventional, ambitious woman who wants a career she loves and is willing to roll up her sleeves and knuckle down to get there. I spent years fighting for what I have today and that fight was not for nothing. I''ve reached heights I never dreamed possible and now I''m here with this book to help you to do the same" ΓÇò Fatima

"No way!" "You can't win!" "It's impossible!" Wouldn't things be boring if we never tried the impossible?It's Jessica's first school swimming race and she's very excited. Jessica loves swimming. She even thinks that she might be able to win the race. Her friends aren't so sure though - they don't think someone with one arm will be able to beat them all. Will Jessica be able to focus on just doing her best?Jessica Goes Swimming is an inspiring story about believing in yourself and embracing what makes us different.

Lagos is on fire. Once known as the powerhouse of Africa, the sprawling city is melting under a deadly heatwave.Martin, however, is mostly oblivious. He moved to Lagos with a top job with one of the world's most profitable oil companies. Trained to think of nothing but profit margins and his own career, his eyes are firmly set on the bottom line.Ansara, on the other hand, is finding life impossible since her father died working in unsafe conditions at the oil company. As a single mother to a young son who doesn't speak, she faces disastrous consequences when she suddenly loses her own job for no good reason.When Ansara finds herself working for Martin as his cook, she thinks her prayers have been answered. As tensions rise and protests at the oil company get out of control, Ansara and Martin are suddenly thrown together in the unlikeliest of ways. But Martin stands for everything that has rendered Ansara's life in her country unbearable - can they ever overcome their differences?As Mother Nature unleashes her fury, and the world around them burns, can they find their common thread of humanity?

To The Buddy Dog, Scarlett smells like strawberries and sunshine - a world away from the scents of danger, decay, and death that plagued his old life in Doha.Rescuing him from a dog-fighting ring, Scarlett brings Buddy home to Dubai. With Scarlett, Buddy forgets what it feels like to be hungry, or have a foot kick him in his side, or to feel alone.But he never forgets the smells. So, when Scarlett falls for the enigmatic Finn, Buddy can't understand why she can't smell the burning rubber and fizzing adrenaline emanating from him. But instead of running away, Scarlett gets trapped tighter and tighter in Finn's grip.Before You Loved Me is an uplifting tale about two journeys out of abuse and the profound impact of a dog's unwavering love.

A `good¿ girl used to mean being a nice girl. A quiet girl. A girl who played by the rules, didn¿t speak up, and didn¿t challenge the system. We are consciously choosing to re-write the narrative about the meaning of `being good¿. This is about your own version of good. Girls aren¿t good. They aren¿t bad. They¿re girls. And we can all do our own version of good, just like the real-life superheroes in this book, to change our world bit by bit.

What if, amidst the congratulations cards and presents everyone keeps sending, you''re actually constantly overwhelmed and anxious? What if you''re beating yourself up for not being as happy as you think new mothers should be? It''s OK. Motherhood is like the hardest exam in the world, and you haven''t even been allowed to prepare for it. This book is a friendly, fuss free and compassionate guide for the moments when you''re tearing your hair out and wondering if you''re all alone. You''re not. There is no right way to be a perfect mother, but a million ways to be a good one.Following World Maternal Mental Health Day, This is Postpartum launches June 16, 2020. It is a book for women in their thirties or forties who are mothers. Some may be sick of the didactic parenting books foisted on them by well-meaning in-laws. They''re all likely to have a lot on their mind, be incredibly busy and be feeling quite isolated. Prescriptive and simple, the book is filled with lots of stories ,tips, and humor. At a time when the Covid-19 (novel coronavirus) pandemic has changed the way we think about supporting ourselves and others, now more than ever, women who are preparing to birth a child into the world are needing emotional strength and support. There''s plenty of pregnancy and postpartum depression books out there, but Tilda''s book is unique in how it weaves gentleness and a friendly tone throughout difficult topics that ultimately make it an uplifting read. This is Postpartum is part-story and part-toolkit. It is a light for mothers finding themselves in a darker place than they may have expected.