Her pages are packed with provocative observations and cunning insights. I'd highly recommend this fascinating book to any parent of a young child - and, indeed anyone who has ever been a baby

The Philosophical Baby has interesting things to tell us. They are clearly expressed and thought-provoking. And they do their work on the reader

An astonishingly interesting book... [It] teaches us a tremendous amount about the human condition and how the mind is made

Richly provocative and endlessly insightful... This book is at once touching, eloquent and masterful in its fascinating revelations about what makes us human

Absorbing, smart and enjoyable... Parents and scientists will enjoy the insights but so will anyone who has thought about the question of what it means to be human

Eminently readable . . . presents brilliant and highly original advice on how to get someone to do something

Flipnosis offers some powerful insights into the art and science of getting people to do what you want. You can't fault Dutton's eye for a good story . . . The book contains plenty of tricks to help you get your own way or turn around a sticky situation

Once you start reading this absorbing book, you see attempted flipnosis everywhere - and there's no better example than the word 'flipnosis' itself. Having promised you the secrets of this great phenomenon, Dutton keeps you waiting for them until well into the second half of the book, by which time you are well and truly hooked. He is no mean flipnotist, which I'm sure he'll take as the greatest possible compliment

Fascinating, intelligent and accessible . . . Full of useful techniques, this book will help you get your own way in every aspect of life

As fascinating as it is alarming . . . Read it. Apply it

Truly fascinating

Highly articulate … Her memories are real, not recovered