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Your Maternity Leave

This book offers practical advice and support for women entering their maternity leave period, covering topics such as preparing for the arrival of a new baby, managing work-life balance during leave, and returning to work post-parenthood. more

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Jean Marzollo
Jean Marzollo

Jean Marzollo is an American author born in 1942. She is renowned for her children's literature, particularly for her poetry and picture books. Marzollo's works are appreciated for their concise language and imaginative storytelling. more

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Book:The Canon of Medicine of Avicenna
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