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|author=Carna Brooks
|title=What are Aunties Made Of?
|rating=3.5
|genre=For Sharing
|summary=We all know what little boys and girls are made of, although I have to confess to having always been just a little bit jealous of the puppy dog tails and quite willing to pass on the sugar, spice, slugs and snails. But what are ''aunties'' made of? Could it be:
''Smelly old cars and old milk jars?''<br>
''Or fragrances of lavender and roses in our noses?''
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1524666424</amazonuk>
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|author= Rory Gleeson
|summary=[[:Category:Jo Bird|Jo Bird]] (illustrator, designer and… errr.. .wall tattooist) had a lightbulb moment about positive thinking, self-improvement and success. The road to an improved self isn't linear in a 'change this thing and all will be fine' way; it's a web that connects and intersects several paths and subjects that can be summarised under three headings. All successful people (socially as much as professionally) know about self-awareness, personal development and emotional awareness. After having a shot at principles of self-improvement herself, Jo shares the fruit of her experience across a wealth of fields to make one heck of a self-help book.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>152466622X</amazonuk>
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