Help Me Be Good About Being Bossy helps young children understand and appreciate the problems caused by being bossy. It also takes the next step and offers practical advice on how not to be bossy.

Bossy Bear is very bossy. He wants everything his way and he wants it NOW! In his picture book debut, the founder of the hugely successful Uglydolls franchise has created an irresistible new children’s book character. With bold graphic art and hilarious, simple text, this book will have young readers recognizing -- and laughing at -- their own bossy tendencies.

Flossy is the bossiest girl around. She's bossy at home and she's bossy in school. She's bossy with her friends, and sometimes she's even bossy to her teacher! Well-meaning Flossy doesn't understand why no one will listen to her. Then Flossy meets Edward, a boy who is just as bossy as Flossy. But the collision of these two strong-willed forces has a surprising result: they learn how to be a friend.

"A living breathing book that's sure to make you laugh!" Seonaid - Aunt Look out, The Bossy Book is now in charge! ★ If The Bossy Book wants you to give it a great big sniff, then you have to! ★ If The Bossy Book says you all need to shuffle around to get a better view, then prepare to shuffle! ★ If The Bossy Book needs you to be quiet and NOT THINK ABOUT BISCUITS, then that's what you have to do! What happens if The Bossy Book doesn't get its way? "Bright, funny and brilliantly bossy!" Beth - Pre-school and Early Years Teacher and Parent The Bossy Book is a funny and colourful exploration of what it means to be bossy and how it makes us feel. Designed for pre-school and early years children aged 3-7, the book ensures that boys and girls have fun learning about bossiness. Perfect for engaging children, The Bossy Book is created to be one of those books that receives the ultimate seal of approval: "Read it again!" "I loved the funness of this book, the 'pip, pup, pop' of it!" Clare - Pre-School Teacher and Parent Yoshan is a new publishing company fusing the talents of designer Yo and writer Shan. The Bossy Book is the first publication that encourages listeners to interact with the book - they're bringing bossy back! "Kids will enjoy being bossed about and being bossy. Mine really liked reading it to us too!" - Stuart, Parent

New York Times bestselling author Adrienne Young returns with The Last Legacy, a captivating standalone about family and blood ties, reinventing yourself, and controlling your own destiny. When a letter from her uncle Henrik arrives on Bryn Roth's eighteenth birthday, summoning her back to Bastian, Bryn is eager to prove herself and finally take her place in her long-lost family. Henrik has plans for Bryn, but she must win everyone’s trust if she wants to hold any power in the delicate architecture of the family. It doesn’t take long for her to see that the Roths are entangled in shadows. Despite their growing influence in upscale Bastian, their hands are still in the kind of dirty business that got Bryn’s parents killed years ago. With a forbidden romance to contend with and dangerous work ahead, the cost of being accepted into the Roths may be more than Bryn can pay.

A bossy girl meets her match.

Michael Pietersen isn't up for complications. He's one of Sydney's fastest-moving career-focused corporate realtors, and the only thing he has time for is one-night stands with zero fuss. Bryson Schroeder's back home from two years overseas with plans to leave his family's hotel empire and begin his own business ventures. Out with friends to celebrate his return, he sees a gorgeous blond man across the bar, and with merely a smile and a raised eyebrow, they leave together for a night of incredible chemistry. The rules are clear: no names, no details, no complications. But one night becomes one more night, and eventually the arrangement suits them both for weeks . . . until their professional and personal worlds collide. With their hearts already on the line, Michael and Bry need to decide just how complicated they want to get.

Like the superheroes in her favorite movies, Chloe was battling a monster. However, her monster was a bit different than the monsters in the movies. Chloe called him the worry monster. The worry monster's opinions were mixed up in her thoughts, telling her what to do and causing her to worry about her choices. The more Chloe thought about the worry monster's opinions, the more often his opinions popped up, and the louder they got in her head. Chloe felt like she was losing the battle against the worry monster. He was impacting her ability to focus in school. Even doing daily routines became more difficult! Chloe wanted to tell her parents about the worry monster, but she wasn't sure how to tell them. She didn't know anyone else who battled a worry monster. By being brave and finally sharing that she was battling a worry monster with adults in her life, Chloe discovered that other kids battled worry monsters too. After meeting with a psychologist, Chloe learned that based on what her worry monster worried about, she had something called obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Along with the help of her superhero sidekicks, including her parents and therapist, Chloe learned strategies to effectively battle her worry monster, named Mr. Bossy, in a form of therapy called exposure and response prevention (ERP) therapy. Chloe approached the situations that caused her to worry. These were called exposures. During these exposures, she might hear Mr. Bossy's opinions, but she no longer changed her behaviors based on them. Over time, Mr. Bossy got less and less opinionated and a bit quieter in her head. She learned that Mr. Bossy's opinions were just that, opinions, not facts, and started to become more comfortable with uncertainty.

The barnyard hens laugh when the bossy rooster meets his match in the weather vane rooster.