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Posted on 25 October, 202422 November, 2024 by Nathan

Star & Furrow magazine reviews Biodynamic Farming Handbook

cover of Biodynamic Farming Handbook by John Bradshaw

Star & Furrow is the journal of the Biodynamic Association (UK). For their Autumn 2024 issue, Neil Ravenscroft read our new Biodynamic Farming Handbook by John Bradshaw. In his review, Neil Ravenscroft highlights the urgent…

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Category: Book Reviews
Tags: Biodynamic Handbook, John Bradshaw
Posted on 9 October, 202431 October, 2024 by Nathan

Bill Sutherland’s Conservation Concepts: Regenerative agriculture

Bill Sutherland at Huxhams Cross Farm

Bill Sutherland is a conservation scientist who has a YouTube channel where he posts short videos, each explaining an ecological concept and why it is important for conservation. He recently visited Huxhams Cross Farm in…

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Category: Blog
Tags: Marina O'Connell, Regenerative Food Systems
Posted on 1 October, 202414 January, 2025 by Nathan

Autumn songs by Children’s Forest

Apples cut in half to show their stars

Hear songs from the autumn chapter of The Children’s Forest by Dawn Casey, Anna Richardson and Helen d’Ascoli. The songs are: Apple Star Bramble Elder have you got a cure Here’s to thee old Apple…

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Category: Blog
Tags: autumn, The Children's Forest
Posted on 26 September, 20241 November, 2024 by Nathan

Marina O’Connell 1961-2024

Marina Brown O'Connell

We are all sad to hear that Marina O’Connell passed away in early September. Her husband Mark has shared some words on 8.9ha about her life and work. You can read them here. Mark writes, “Please…

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Category: News
Tag: Marina O'Connell
Posted on 21 September, 202421 July, 2025 by Nathan

Author news: Susan Perrow

Here are links to two conversations with Susan Perrow, both well worth your time.

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Tag: Susan Perrow
Posted on 19 September, 202428 November, 2024 by Nathan

War, climate change and the economy and how to fix them

Paul Rogers

International security expert Emeritus Professor Paul Rogers from the University of Bradford says the Government could solve much of its financial “black hole” with a modest 2% wealth tax on the super rich or by…

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Category: News
Tags: Insecurity Trap, Paul Rogers
Posted on 30 August, 202415 October, 2024 by Nathan

The Magic Football: A story by Georgiana Keable

Girl playing football in the snow.

Georgiana Keable writes: In 2004 I started a group of storytellers called ‘The Storytelling House’. One of our projects was to go to schools and offer to tell the children a story about anything they…

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Category: Blog
Tags: Fairytales Families and Forests, Georgiana Keable
Posted on 8 May, 202415 October, 2024 by Nathan

Danyah Miller in The Observer

Danyah Miller

Danyah Miller writes in the Observer Magazine about how the stories we tell ourselves, and those that are imposed on us by others, affect how we define ourselves and live our lives. Finding out recently…

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Category: Blog
Tag: Danyah Miller
Posted on 23 April, 20242 May, 2025 by Nathan

Reflexes, Learning, Movement and Behaviour reviewed in KINDLING

part of the cover of Reflexes, Movement, Learning & Behaviour by Sally Godard Blythe

This review by Jill Tina Taplin was published in Issue 44 of KINDLING, The Journal for Steiner Waldorf Early Childhood Care and Education. I have several books by Sally Goddard Blythe on my shelves. My…

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Category: Book Reviews
Tags: child development, early years, erar, Sally Goddard-Blythe
Posted on 25 March, 202422 July, 2025 by Hawthorn Staff

Bonding over bread: the joy of baking together

Children making bread

In today’s fast-paced world, where processed foods dominate the market, baking bread at home offers a nutritious and welcome alternative. It allows families to reconnect with the rhythms of nature using simple ingredients that nourish…

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Category: News
Tags: Baking Real Bread, Warren Lee Cohen
Posted on 5 March, 20248 October, 2024 by Nathan

Out now: Baking Real Bread

Copies of the book Baking Real Bread

It’s here! Baking Real Bread by Warren Lee Cohen is a fully revised second edition of the popular Baking Bread with Children, first published in 2008.

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Category: News
Tags: Baking Real Bread, Julie Gritten, Warren Lee Cohen
Posted on 29 February, 20248 October, 2024 by Nathan

Adventures in Time

Do your children love stories filled with friendship, fun, and exciting puzzles? Our popular Learning with Findus and Pettson series has just added a fantastic new book to its collection: Telling the Time. If your…

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Category: News
Tags: Findus and Pettson, Learning with Findus and Pettson
Posted on 29 January, 20248 November, 2024 by Guest

Nurturing Young Minds: The Magic of Fairytales and Nature Stories

In the hustle and bustle of today’s fast-paced world, it is crucial to carve out moments for meaningful connections with our little ones.

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Category: Blog
Tags: Dawne McFarlane, Fairytales Families and Forests, Georgiana Keable, Storytelling with Children
Posted on 18 January, 202417 October, 2024 by Nathan

Ice Lantern

ice lantern

The recent freezing weather has given us the perfect conditions for making ice lanterns.

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Category: Blog
Tags: A Year with Findus, Findus and Pettson, seasonal crafts, Winter
Posted on 3 January, 202410 October, 2024 by Nathan

Event: Seven Secrets of Spontaneous Storytelling in Cranleigh

Danyah Miller and her book Seven Secrets of Spontaneous Storytelling

Join Danyah Miller to hear her speaking about her new book Seven Secrets of Spontaneous Storytelling and demonstrating some interactive storytelling games you can enjoy with the family, in school or at your library. Wednesday 24 January at Cranleigh…

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Category: Events
Tags: Danyah Miller, Seven Secrets of Spontaneous Storytelling
Posted on 1 December, 202329 October, 2024 by Guest

Coming to our Senses

Woodland by water

Danyah Miller writes: I love spontaneous stories and have explored this form of storytelling, making up stories with people of all ages and from various backgrounds, over many years. It’s a wonderful feeling to be…

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Category: Blog
Tags: Danyah Miller, Seven Secrets of Spontaneous Storytelling
Posted on 30 November, 20238 October, 2024 by Nathan

Advance Copies: Learning with Findus – Telling the Time

Our latest Findus and Pettson book arrived in the office this morning!

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Category: News
Tag: Findus and Pettson
Posted on 24 November, 202325 November, 2024 by Nathan

Magic ball of wool

Magic ball of wool

This is a most original present, especially loved by children who enjoy knitting. The idea is that as the child knits, little presents appear and fall out of the ball of wool.

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Category: Blog
Tags: crafts, Making the Children's Year

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