Dymocks Hay Street

We have the wonderful Sonia Bestulic in next week to celebrate her book launch of Raising Empowered Humans.

WHEN: Thursday 9th April 12pm - 2pm
WHERE: Dymocks Hay Street
TICKETS: Free- no booking required

5 Golden Keys to Raising Empowered Humans is a soul-led, science-backed guide to unlocking your child’s inner leadership - while reclaiming your own. Blending nearly 30 years of speech pathology, spiritual wisdom, intuitive insight, and embodied parenting, Sonia Bestulic invites you into a transformational journey of connection, clarity, and co-creation.

This is not a book of rigid strategies or prescriptive milestones. Instead, it offers five golden keys, each opening a new doorway into lifelong self-leadership, resilience, and joy.
Inside, you’ll discover:

A multidimensional lens for raising humans beyond classrooms and therapy rooms
Energetic, emotional, and practical tools for supporting all children
Heart-led rituals, family practices, and empowering language that cultivate confidence and compassion
Conscious communication, intuition, play, and truth as everyday portals to flourishing

Whether you’re a parent, teacher, clinician - or simply someone who believes in a better future for the next generation - this book is a companion for the journey.
Because empowered children grow from empowered environments. And the most powerful way to raise a flourishing human... is to remember the empowered human within you.

KMD Books | Little K Books

We had the lovely .lette in this afternoon to sign copies of her latest book The Sisterhood Rules.

✨📖Come on in and get your signed copy today 📖✨

1. Never let a man come between you
2. Share all your secrets
3. Live life to the fullest – girls just wanna have fun

For twin sisters Isabel and Verity, the sisterhood rules were shattered when Verity had an affair with Izzy’s husband. Unforgivable, right? Devastated by her sister’s betrayal, Izzy casts Verity into social Siberia.

But when their mother goes missing, Verity and Izzy are forced to come together again to find her. And then the estranged sisters’ problems only get bigger. Their mother has a new younger lover and where there’s a will… he’d clearly like to be in it.

Can they stop their mother making a dreadful mistake? And in doing so find a way to bury the pain of the past?