Books by Kim Ward

Jerry's journey is based on a true story. Told through Jerry's eyes, this heartwarming story is child/family friendly. Jerry is an amazing cat and goes on some great adventures, which the reader can be part of. Jerry talks to the reader and begins conversations about some difficult topics to talk about, but Jerry makes it so easy for the reader. Watch out it has twists and turns. You won't know what is coming next. The story teaches the reader to ask questions and love can blossom in the most unlikely ways. To never take life for granted.

In this long-awaited follow up from Pickles My Wonderful World, we learn about the changes in Pickles's life. The changes in his world and the fears we all face growing up.In this book, Pickles shares the experiences of working with animals, how his friendship with Sydney grows, his first encounter with death, how it feels to be brave even when you are really scared, how it feels to not understand the people around you, and what it is like when you listen to others instead of following your heart.

Pickles was a tiny kitten when he came into Kim’s life. Kim was in a dark place. Pickles came along, and it was love at first sight for Kim. Pickles began to learn how to be a kitten and interact with his world. This story explains more about the relationships surrounding Pickles and how each relationship is connected to each other. Kim went on to train him in a similar way as that of a puppy. It was this training and love that saved her life.   

The effect of industrialisation has thrust the pharmaceutical profession into a clinical paradigm where the approach to pharmaceutical decisions is more disease and patient orientated. Consequently, South African community pharmacies are inundated with requests from the public for advice and treatment on a wide range of medical conditions, including sexually transmitted infections (STI''s). Although community pharmacies are often the first port of call for undiagnosed STI, limited diagnostic skills and legally-imposed prescribing restrictions preclude pharmacists from providing the necessary clinical management. This book presents objective arguments and evidences (new and existing) around an expanded role for pharmacists in STI partner management.