From the wonderful Nimue Brown, this review of Adam Curle: Radical Peacemaker.
Book review: History Through Stories
We were offered the opportunity to review the latest title in the Storytelling Schools Series which we have been following and reviewing since the first book in the series was published. This one is published…
Look what just arrived!
These beauties just came in the post – we’re very excited to have copies in our office! Adam Curle: Radical Peacemaker will be published on the 1st September, and launched at the Adam Curle Symposium…
History Through Stories
History Through Stories: Teaching Primary History with Storytelling is available now. Have a little preview with these photos.
Book Review: Deep Time
We were delighted to find out that Deep Time has been recently written about on the fantastic Gods & Radicals website. We have below published a small extract of the article, and encourage you to read…
Making Peg Dolls now out in paperback
Making Peg Dolls, one of our most popular titles, is now available to buy in paperback format. We have changed very little about this charming book, and you can be assured that it has all…
Review: Findus goes Fishing
My my, this book has barely been out nine days, and already we are on our third review of it! This one is from the Bookwitch, which is the name of both a wonderful website…
Karen Daly-Gherabi becomes managing director of the Springboard Consultancy
Hawthorn Press has, for many years, been proud to work with the fine people at the Springboard Consultancy: a UK-based international training company specialising in women’s development issues. Here we would like to extend a…
Review: Findus Goes Fishing
The lovely Adventureswithmonster blog has reviewed Findus Goes Fishing, and we thought we would share it with you all. ‘Oh, what a day. I don’t feel like doing anything.’ ….. It’s a grey Autumn day…
Review: Science through Stories
This review of Science Through Stories appeared in issue 10, Winter 2015/2016 of Journal of Emergent Science, and was written by Amy Strange. Many thanks to this fantastic journal! ‘Talk for writing’ has widely accepted…
