“You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.” Mae West


To live to your fullest potential, it is highly recommended by experts to invest in your health and wellbeing. You will only be able to serve society and care for your loved ones if you are in your best state: mentally, physically and emotionally. Every day is a new chance to start a fresh round and begin working on improving yourself and your life. Luckily, Austin Macauley Publishers has got the best tools for this purpose to offer you.

We have a great collection of Self-help and Wellbeing books that can make you stronger, powerful and better than before. Austin Macauley Publishers has numerous personal development and guidebooks, suitable for a variety of audience. We have books for children, businessman, athletes, pregnant women and all sorts of readers. Pack your bags and get ready to reach the peak of motivation in the next few moments.

1. 'Girl Seeks Life: A Guide to Understanding Yourself' by Laura Bannerman

A very honest account of self-discovery and thought-provoking remarks on self-actualization, growing up emotionally and as a person, how to be authentic in a society which so shamelessly celebrates perfection that is non-existent. An authentic book for young girls to grow and swing through life while enjoying the most of it. It is a cleverly written book with witty remarks for common life situations. Laura has addressed common issues which almost all girls face while transitioning from young lady to womanhood. She is dedicated to designing easily accessible tools for personal development for women.  Austin Macauley Publishers brings you, from the pen of a holistic counsellor and personal development enthusiast, a reflective memoir and a self-help book for young women to learn from.

2. 'Hello Mother' by Ann Panum

This enchanting book is a beautiful depiction of the power of life. The life begins in the womb and makes its way as it grows to create an impact. This book gives a perspective of a woman who is a graphic designer and is involved with a partner she finds herself compatible and affectionate with but he is not the love of her life. She is surprised to find out that she is pregnant. Soon, she starts to communicate the life thriving in her womb and communication grows between the mother and child. This Austin Macauley Publishers book is a beautiful, relatable depiction of pregnancy most will enjoy.

3. 'How Have I Cheated Death? A Short and Merry Life with Cystic Fibrosis' by Tim Wott

Austin Macauley Publishers specifically feels proud in presenting to you this award-winning book. Tim Wotton was awarded People’s Book award for this great book. Watch video here. This book is a great source of inspiration for those who are combating a painful disease like cystic fibrosis or have a dear one battling such complications. Announced at an early age that he will not be able to live beyond his 17th birthday and that too with a crippling and painful disease, Tim Fought his way to his 39th birthday and still defying the odds. This book offers a message of hope, for what can not be cured, needs to be endured.

4. 'I Don't Hate Me Anymore' by Allison Rose Clark

Stop being too hard on yourself, accept you are human capable of making mistakes but equally capable of learning from them, forgiving yourself for them and moving forward. Rewire your thought process to develop self-acceptance, forgiveness and positive attitude towards your self and life. Learn to value yourself and in turn be valued by others. It is a very engaging book for people who overanalyse situations and often hung on to negative thoughts towards themselves. This book offers a 12 step intervention towards rehabilitating from self-loath and putting yourself down. The author shared a very honest and personal account of dealing with her issues, shunning the self-doubts and quitting the habits of putting herself down. Allison has shared a series of exercises designed to rebuild your self-esteem. For New Year 2019, Austin Macauley Publishers will recommend this guide book with simple instructions for all trying to develop a sense of self-acceptance and better self-esteem.

5. 'Lulu Meets the King of Poo' by Janice Condon

This book is a fun way to introduce children to working of our digestive system and how the wellbeing of it affects our entire health. This informative and amusing book is beneficial for people of all ages but specifically for children. The book is about a girl who, in her dream, interacts with microbes in her gut. She goes through a great adventure and learns a lot. It is a very cleverly written book to teach children about our digestive system without boring them with dry text from the usual science books. Austin Macauley Publishers will encourage schools to keep this book in library and teachers to include this book in their lessons.

6. ' Mind and Thought' by Argyro Toumazo

A very cherished self-help book based on six laws of the thought and of the mind, including the Law of Attraction and the Law of Direction. Learn to manifest physical ventures from mental exercises, manipulate your circumstances, master the six laws, and overcome principal reality. The recommendations in this Austin Macauley Publishers’ book are extremely helpful to work on and enhance mental capacities, think differently, using the dynamic power of thoughts, take control, and develop your power of thought.

7. 'No One to Fall Back On...' by Katie Day

This is a very promising and great book for self-healing and personal development in which Katie has gone all out about her personal experiences of her life with all ups and downs and her take away from it. She shares her experience of homelessness, joblessness, bad experiences in relations with opposite gender, divorce and surviving a rough life in general. This book is an incredible help in discovering your voice and improving your self-esteem. By the end of this book, you will be able to love and appreciate yourself for all the gifts you have as a woman and all that you have achieved in your life. Dealing with sensitive topics of life with a sense of humour, this Austin Macauley Publishers’ book is a gem to acquire.

8. 'Old Fart-ism and How to Avoid It - Updating Your Communication Skills' by Alexis Poole

This is a very engaging book to motivate you to live your life better and work on your communication skills. Better interaction skills can offer you a chance for a better life. This book could be your guide to a happier, more fulfilling, and more successful life. Austin Macauley Publishers will recommend you to work on having a better personal and professional life through improved communication skills.

9. 'Paving a Positive Path to The Future: Lessons in Anger Management' by Debbie A Heaton

This helpful book will offer you tools to become more self-aware and significantly change your perspective towards life and difficult circumstances. This can dramatically alter the way you deal with anger, which is a very powerful emotion. By learning healthy communication, and intelligent expression of emotions you can dramatically improve your personal and professional relations. Austin Macauley Publishers will encourage you to work on your self-development with this great guide book.

10. 'Preparing for Pregnancy, Birth and Motherhood' by Nancy Murphy

  A very informative guide book for the parents, especially for the expecting mother. This book dispels the myths surrounding pregnancy and gives valuable tips along with a detailed account of nine months of pregnancy. The information is scientifically backed and also put an emphasis on health prior to conception. This highly detailed and elaborative guide is strongly recommended by Austin Macauley Publishers to the parents who wish to bring a baby in this world.

11. 'Rehabilitated' by Valeria Tokoar

A very inspiring and relatable tale for those fighting addiction and trying to get their life back on track. This book is a tale of such a woman who made some bad choices and ends up on the wrong side of the crowd, doing drugs, drinking alcohol and even working as a sex worker. The threat of losing custody of her child is her wake up call and she promises herself to make things right. Her struggle to stay clean is real, relatable and inspiring for those who have decided to make their life better.

12. 'Start Being Happy: Proven Practices for a Joyful Life' by Justine Roach

Surely a revolutionizing self-help book by Austin Macauley Publishers to bring a positive and lasting revolution in your life. A simple step-by-step guide towards a happier, less stressful, more fulfilling and meaningful life. By refocusing your energy towards positivity and reframing your thinking pattern, you can let go of a lot of negative energy in the life that has been holding you back. By doing only what we are passionate about and what uplifts our spirit, we can really change the course of our life. It is an inspiring guide to transforming your life for generating happiness within and around you. This self-help book offers an action plan to improve your life which can benefit anyone.    

13. 'The ABCs of Bullying and What God Wants Me to Know' by Linda S. Locke

Dr Locke has been an educator for past forty years and has published 7 books in total out of which five are on topics related to bullying. In this book, with the help of illustrations from a gifted 7th Grader Riley Johnson, she offered help to develop the inner strength to deal with bullies. She has provided helpful quotes from scriptures relevant to dealing with difficult people. She has also provided an easy-to-understand explanation for kids to benefit them. Each letter of the alphabet from A to Z provided a foundation to help those who suffered the pain of bullying. Austin Macauley Publishers will recommend this book for school libraries, churches and parents to buy for the kids struggling to deal with bullies.

14. 'The Financial Freedom Guarantee' by Marco Robinson

Austin Macauley Publishers feels proud to present you a book from a #1 Bestselling Author of two books, an Award Winning Entrepreneur & Winner of the People's Choice Best Real Estate Investment Company 2015. A piece of financial advice when coming from a Self-Made Millionaire, who started from the scratch is worth lending your ear. He has first-hand experience to the formula for making money he is willing to share with you.  In fact, this is the secret behind his glorious financial success in progressively growing competitive world. The secret lies in four simple yet award-winning property investment tools which will make the cash flowing while you can sit back and relax.

15. 'The 1st Family Feelings Guide' by Maree Watkins

Life can be hard and emotions can be complicated for children to process and adults to explain. This book is a fun way for a family to work on different complex scenarios and emotions related to them. From A to Z letters provide keywords to explore and resolve the emotional interactions and relationship. From anger, anxiety, jealousy, to sadness, bereavement, excitement and joy all emotions are discussed from children’s perspective, how natural they are to feel and how they should be expressed appropriately, providing a safe guide for children to comprehend and express their emotions in a way their family will understand and approve. Austin Macauley Publishers will like to recommend this book for libraries, school counsellors, family counsellors and families with children.

16. 'We Are All Special' by Mariam James

A remarkable book with an adorable illustration to promote diversity and self-acceptance in young children. While the media continues to celebrate perfection and giving body image issues to young ones, this book is an important tool to teach children that imperfections are great and makes us human. In a multi-culture society, it is important to encourage acceptance of diversity and work on children’s perspective towards how everyone looks different and that’s what makes us all special.

17. 'Where There's is Life, There REALLY is Hope' by Caroline Cook

An inspiring account of the mother of a meth addict, the heartbroken feeling, dismay and defeat, the fear of losing, the pain of betrayal and the guilt, all the while wondering where it all went wrong, the book is very real and relatable. The journey of rehabilitation from a mother’s perspective is something to hold on to for anyone who has just discovered that a loved one is an addict. This Austin Macauley Publishers’ book promises encouragement and empowerment from the beginning till the very end.

18. 'Worth It!' by Reet Mann

A young Indian girl who married for love finds her self trapped in an abusive relationship a few years later. A very heart touching account of a 27 years old whose beautiful life comes all crashing on her and she founds no one to reach out for support. So, reaches within and starts working on healing herself. Developing her connection with God, she experiences the divine and surrenders to the infinite power that was there in her all along. A very inspiring book of soulful searching and enlightenment for those looking to reconstruct themselves from the pieces torn apart by life.

Austin Macauley Publishers would like to recommend these wonderful self-help and wellbeing books to you and would also like to hear back from you about which one you enjoyed the most.