Helen Bailey Book order (chronological)

The Next Generation of Solution Focused Practice shows how practitioners help create change by 'stretching the world' of their clients. The book brings new ideas from enactive cognition which show how skilled attention on the client and their words is important both practically and conceptually. It provides both a summary of the development of Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) over time and how the latest developments form a newly coherent form of practice based on developing descriptions. The author has structured the book using simple and easy to understand metaphors to paint a rich, creative, and visual picture of therapy for the reader, which makes it an accessible read. This book will be of interest to a wide range of SF practitioners internationally, as well as to those involved in coaching, counselling, family therapy, education, social work, healthcare and organisational change.

Electra's head over high heels in lurve!She's fallen hook, line and sinker for a testosterone-packed hunk. He's cute, he's cool and he's been expelled from school. What more could a girl want?There's only one minor she already has a boyfriend. She should do what's right and walk away. But will she? As if!

This book features stories like "Fashion Fiasco," where Felicity grapples with her love for pink, and "Decorating Disaster," which follows her fun yet challenging journey of choosing a paint color for her room.

Felicity loves cooking, but things often go wrong. Can she bake her cakes in time for Polly's birthday tea? This book features three short stories about Felicity's fun yet slightly scary sleepover party, perfect for young readers.

Felicity and her friends steal the show in these three short stories, perfect for young readers.

Felicity's birthday is just around the corner, but when no one wants to come to her party after sending out invitations to all of her friends, it seems she will be spending her special day alone.

Felicity has trouble figuring out what kind of fairy she will be when she finishes her final term of fairy school, but her friends already know where she excels.