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Motherhood doesn't have to mean erasing yourself. Drawing on Hilary Barnett's own story — miscarriage, burnout, cesarean births, and entrepreneurial leaps — this microbook dismantles the myth of the perfect mother and makes a compelling case that 'good enough' is not a compromise. It's the truest, most sustaining form of love you can offer.

The Good Enough Mother

Biology, physics and a lot of experimentation!  

Science

Understanding the science behind your decision making and behavior is a great asset in the battle to a more fulfilled life.

Psychology

Autism and Inclusion breaks down Autism Spectrum Disorder through the lens of practical education, showing parents and teachers how to create environments where autistic children can genuinely thrive. Drawing on psychopedagogy and methods like ABA, TEACCH, and Montessori, Eugênio Cunha delivers a compassionate, actionable guide that replaces fear and confusion with clarity, purpose, and real strategies for building independence — one small step at a time.

Autism and Inclusion

Based on the work of Mayra Gaiato, one of Brazil's leading voices on neuroscience applied to autism, this microbook presents the Singular Model: a ten-step method that combines behavioral science with genuine emotional connection to support children on the autism spectrum or with developmental delays. From organizing the environment to managing meltdowns, it shows how to turn everyday interactions into real learning opportunities.

Singular brain

An autism spectrum disorder diagnosis changes everything — and the absence of solid information turns fear into paralysis. Dr. Gustavo Teixeira translates decades of neurodevelopmental expertise into a straightforward, jargon-free guide: from the historical roots of ASD and Wing's Triad to early warning signs, real causes, and evidence-based therapies. The focus is always practical — how to observe, how to act, and how to turn a diagnosis into the starting point for an autonomous, fulfilling life.

The autism handbook

A neuroscience-backed guide to understanding how the autistic brain learns, processes emotions, and builds memory — and how the right stimulation, environment, and individualized planning can unlock real growth in children with ASD.

Neuroscience and autism spectrum disorder

Temple Grandin reframes autism from a psychological label into a biological reality — and in doing so, opens up an entirely new way of seeing human potential. Drawing on neuroscience, personal experience, and real-world examples from Microsoft to Pixar, this microbook shows how brains wired differently can be among the most powerful assets in any team, classroom, or community.

The Autistic Brain

A practical, straight-to-the-point guide for parents and caregivers of autistic children that turns the chaos of daily life into concrete, actionable strategies. Written in accessible language with real-world examples, the book teaches how to identify meltdown triggers, apply positive reinforcement techniques, and build routines that actually work — at home and at school.

The Little Autistic King

Grounded in years of clinical practice by specialist Mayra Gaiato, this microbook turns an autism diagnosis into an action map. With accessible language and practical examples, the content demystifies the origins of ASD, explains how the autistic brain processes the world, and delivers concrete tools for parents and educators to support children's development every day — transforming simple moments in the daily routine into real learning opportunities.

S.O.S. Autism

The best microbooks on Emotional Intelligence to make you overcome obstacles in your personal and professional life.

Emotional Intelligence

“Listen to Your Mother” is a collection of 56 personal, real-world essays and stories about the miracle of motherhood. Topics range from adoption to assimilation to adolescence, from first-time parenting to foster parenting, from mothering through unsolicited advice to mothering through unplanned pregnancy. We’ve picked out our favorite four stories – and we feel that none of them will leave you indifferent.

Listen to Your Mother

“Strong Mother, Strong Sons” contains advice from American pediatrician Meg Meeker on how mothers should raise their sons. Based on her personal experience in working with mothers in her hometown in Michigan, she highlights the importance of letting go, and of teaching sons an emotional vocabulary.

Strong Mothers, Strong Sons

“The Magic of Motherhood” is a collection of stories from the blog “Coffee + Crumbs,” created by Ashlee Gadd. North American mothers share their stories of bringing up children, of pregnancy, and of the everyday mania of being a mother. Whether it is about adoption, letting go, or making hard choices, this treasure trove of stories offers advice to all mothers out there.

The Magic of Motherhood

‘’Mom & Me & Mom’’ is the last book in a series of autobiographies by Maya Angelou, which focuses on her relationship with her mother Vivian Baxter. Since Vivian left Maya and her brother when they were just a few years old, the relationship between these two women did not start out well. Despite this, Angelou does not remember her mother with resentment, but rather with gratitude for everything she did for her later in life.

Mom & Me & Mom

True to its title, Amy Morin’s “13 Things Mentally Strong Parents Don’t Do” lists all the things mentally strong parents avoid doing. The book also explains how steering clear of these unhealthy – but popular – parenting habits can help anyone raise self-assured, happy, and successful children.

13 Things Mentally Strong Parents Don't Do

“Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids: How to Stop Yelling and Start Connecting” by Dr. Laura Markham offers a new approach to parenting that involves no yelling or punishment. By taking charge of your own emotions through mindfulness, you will then be able to connect with your children on a deeper emotional level that will help them grow into happier, more self-disciplined adults.

Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids

“How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk” is the ultimate guide for better communication between parents and children. Written by renowned parenting experts Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish, it discloses valuable insights and tactics on how to mend strained relationships, set limits, deal with frustrations, and produce a more pleasant family atmosphere - one that everyone desires.

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