Jan Parker Knihy

This text focuses on questions faced by parents who care about family relationships and the welfare of their baby and young child. It covers issues such as: communicating with baby; feeding and food wars; bereavement, divorce and step-families; the child's self-esteem; and school pressures.

Stranded at her grandparents' country cottage for the summer, Jeannie grapples with loneliness and disconnection from her friends, compounded by a frustratingly useless mobile phone. As she navigates her feelings of isolation, the story explores themes of family, adaptation, and finding joy in unexpected places. Jeannie's journey unfolds as she learns to embrace her surroundings and discover new connections during her stay.

An excellent overview and guide to the Trojan War and its Aftermath in Homer's Iliad and Odyssey.