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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Wednesday 24 January at Cranleigh Library 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…