Thanks to Caroline Tosh for this review.
The Story of Tasoo
Long ago, a tiny bird flew through an enormous forest. The little bird’s name was Tasoo. As he flew his bright eyes saw monkeys jumping in the trees and his little ears heard butterflies on…
The Insecurity Trap – Paul Rogers in conversation with Owen Jones
Owen Jones is a columnist, commentator, writer and political activist. At the beginning of March this year, he spoke to Paul Rogers about his new book, The Insecurity Trap.
New book: Findus and Pettson Build a Car
In his stories about old Pettson and his cat Findus, Sven Nordqvist conjures up a world of invention and movement. Now you can join in!
Earthward Education – Katherine Burke in conversation with Daniel Wahl
Daniel Christian Wahl is the author of Designing Regenerative Cultures, a ‘Whole Earth Catalogue’ for the 21st century – already translated into seven languages. He works as a consultant, educator and activist with NGOs, businesses,…
Interview with Sally Goddard Blythe on the announcement of SEN reforms in Northern Ireland
The interview is in response to last week’s announcement by Paul Givan, Northern Ireland’s Education Minister, of his programme to reform the provision of support for children with special educational needs.
Danyah Miller’s 7-Day Creativity Challenge
At the end of last year, storyteller Danyah Miller invited some friends to join her for a 28-day Creativity Challenge… each day she shared a task with them. They had so much fun that she…
Banana cake – no sugar, no eggs
Beat the January blues with this recipe from Julie Gritten’s book My Family and other Allergies.
Inviting inner development: Bernard Lievegoed’s Humanity on the Threshold
“This new edition of Humanity on the Threshold by Bernard Lievegoed is welcome. It offers a profound journey through the inner world of experience and the outer world of action. It is a book of…
Baking Real Bread reviewed in Star & Furrow magazine
Baking Real Bread by Warren Lee Cohen is an invitation to share the magic of baking bread with children. So we were delighted to see a hands-on review by Jess Swann and her daughters in…
