Books like Hidden Messages by Elizabeth Pantley

In a tense romance set amid contemporary life, Nick’s irresistible charm leads Rachel to fall in love and marry him, only to find his motives are self‑protective rather than affectionate, plunging their marriage into mistrust and turmoil.

Learn practical communication strategies to strengthen parent‑child relationships, reduce conflict, and support your own well‑being.

A true story of a woman named Shyrell who uncovers decades of family secrets, abuse, and hidden relationships spanning from Charleston to Philadelphia.

The Hidden Hand is a short story set in the rugged hills of western Virginia during the Old South, featuring the domineering Old Hurricane and the spirited young Capitola.

At sixteen, Dora travels to London to seek Sherlock Holmes—whom she suspects is her father—in hopes he can help her cousin escape blackmail over stolen letters. When Holmes dies en route, a new detective steps in to aid her.

Renowned child psychologists make sense of complicated research on resilienceIn the tradition of such important books as Raising Ophelia and Emotional Intelligence, Raising Resilient Children is an engaging and wise work that will revolutionize parenting. In this much-anticipated work, two renowned child psychologists synthesize a large body of scientific literature on resilience, explaining why some kids are able to overcome overwhelming obstacles while others easily become victims of early experiences and environments. With real-life anecdotes from their own practices, the authors explain how many parents, despite their best intentions, unwittingly undermine their children's capacity for resilience. Brooks and Goldenstein offer effective strategies for identifying and eliminating these "negative scripts." This inspiring guide offers invaluable advice for parents of all children facing pressures and challenges in today's complicated world.

"[Offers] parents of children aged 2-13 a ... roadmap to ... discipline, highlighting the fascinating and important connection between the way a parent reacts to misbehavior and a child's neurological development"--