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Glasgow With Kids– There are so many things that can make you a good mum and everyone is different, so will have different strengths. For me, having a good sense of humour has been so important. I’ve found that to be my biggest strength in some situations, especially having 2 young children. I hate when I turn into ‘angry mum’ (which does still happen) but being able to see the funny side of things helps me to maintain my sanity and my patience when things go awry. Not surprisingly, she has serious Daddy issues, refers and thinks about him often, which is the biggest reason she's drawn to Amala, who exudes charisma and confidence. Emma Reed–To be able to be there for your child no matter what and to provide them with a loving environment to grow up in.
I encourage you to ask yourselves what is it that you believe goes into being a “good enough” mom to your kiddo sand to write down your own list. Take note of the “shoulds” and the “always’” and whether or not you are noting ideas that are truly yours or whether they are someone else’s (breastfeeding your baby vs providing nutritious food whenever possible might be a good example), or your assumptions of someone else’s. The Money Whisperer– Listening is high up there. By always listening to a little person, we encourage them to talk to us whether it’s something good or bad, and we give them the skills to be a good listener themselves. Along comes Amala, founder and head of the academy, with her beautiful life and magical way of winning people over. Despite her fear of rejection and knowledge that they can’t afford it, Rose applies for her child to attend school at The Woolf Academy. She thinks she’s completely made a fool of herself, but Amala allows her son entry to the school, and allows Rose entry into a seemingly secret society: The Circle. When she's invited into The Circle, a group of highly affluent and powerful women, fronted by a charismatic leader named Amala, Rose discovers keeping up with the Joneses is not as easy as it looks.
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Enthralling, chilling, compulsive… keeps the reader gripped from start to finish, an absolute must-read for fans of thrillers’ Rose aspires to join the group and after one of its members are found dead and Amala invites Rose into their world. She is thrilled and thinks that this could help her family more ways than one. However, the deeper Rose gets in the Circle, the more she realizes that this could be her biggest mistake. Active Listening: This involves givingundivided attentionto your child, ensuring they feel heard and understood. It’s a tool to build trust and foster open communication. Less a story about motherhood than a lesson about how grade school politics can last into adulthood. Some women would do anything for their children. This provocative novel “goes straight for the jugular of modern motherhood” (Lindsay Cameron, author of Just One Look)—from the author of the “addictive” ( People) thriller Precious You.
I adored Charlie. He was such a sweet character. I felt very sorry for Pete. He got caught up in something he didn’t really deserve. Jaq was brilliant. I loved her. Good Behavior:Encouraginggood behavioris about more than just following rules. It involves understanding the underlying emotions and motivations of a child and guiding them towards making better choices.Born in Southport, Merseyside in 1976, she lives in North London with her husband and two daughters.
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