Allie Kingsley is an author celebrated for her witty take on fashion and lifestyle. Drawing from nearly a decade of experience in the fashion and entertainment industries, she brings a keen eye for detail and creative insight to her writing. Her narrative voice is marked by sharp comedic timing and an ability to entertain, whether observing the intricacies of style or offering social commentary. Kingsley's work expertly blends humor with an appreciation for fashion, art, and contemporary life.
The Tastemaker charts the singular life of a man who has been at the beating heart of music's most iconic moments for over sixty years. Leaving school and starting his career at Decca Records in 1958 at the age of sixteen, Tony King would soon find himself becoming close friends with Elton John, rekindling John Lennon and Yoko Ono's relationship, mediating a quarrelsome Mick[Bokinfo].
A charming illustrated guide to burping, stimulating, and soothing your baby--so you can keep your sanity while helping your infant find inner peace. The Mama Sutra is an essential parenting handbook to more than forty methods to calm fussiness, encourage bowel movements, and (the holy grail) help everyone get back to sleep. Meet the Lucky Rabbit, the Drunk Monk, the Spraying Mantis, and other time-tested and scientifically proven ways to help your baby feel better, developed with help from experts in the ancient art of holistic healing. Whether your little one is experiencing reflux, colic, constipation, or something you can't quite identify, the simple and fun positions, holds, and massages in this adorable illustrated guide present solutions to soothe them, one beneficial pose at a time. You will become your baby's own enlightened guru.
The narrative explores the cutthroat world of ambition and success, where the protagonist navigates the challenges of climbing the corporate ladder. With a sharp wit and a fierce attitude, she embraces a philosophy of empowerment and unapologetic ambition, showcasing the lengths one might go to achieve their dreams. The story delves into themes of female empowerment, rivalry, and the personal costs of pursuing success in a competitive environment.