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This essential guide explores how etiquette is defined by consideration and respect, while putting good manners back at the centre of our priorities.

A thought-provoking book that explores how the best aspects of religioncan have a place in our modern day lives.

A thoughtful exploration of the complex motivations and emotions behindaffairs.

A book to help us navigate the dating process and guide us through the joysand anxieties of finding a partner.

A book to offer comfort and guidance to those dealing with the sorrows ofheartbreak.

The dark truth is that it has become very hard to find anyone (and certainly anything) more interesting than one's smartphone. This perplexing and troubling realisation has for most of us had huge consequences for our love stories, family lives, work, leisure time and health.

This book examines psychotherapy: what the needs are in all of us to which it caters; the methods by which it addresses these needs - and what the outcome of a therapeutic intervention could ideally be. It reflects the School of Life's belief that psychotherapy is the greatest step we can take towards self-understanding and fulfilment.

A bold rethinking of one of humankind's most important and popular rituals.

People who want to express admiration for culture often say it's valuable 'for its own sake'. The School of Life disagrees, believing that the world has, up to now, not properly made use of the huge therapeutic potential of culture. This groundbreaking book shows how to do so.

This collection of essays proposes that we don't need perfection to be happy. So long as we enter our relationships in the right spirit, we have every chance of coping well enough with, and even delighting in, the inevitable and distinctive wrongness that lies in ourselves and our beloveds.

A guide to a more consoling, humane and in its own way joyful perspective on the complexities of love.

In a charming, naively illustrated tale, we follow the adventures of Bunny - a version of all of us - as he encounters a series of obstacles we are in some ways liable to recognise from our own lives. Watching poor Bunny, we end up delighted we're not alone, and perhaps smiling darkly in sympathy with his sorrows.