Families with children aged 5–12 are invited to join inspirational storyteller Danyah Miller for a magical hour of fun, games and stories. 2.30pm, Saturday 28 October at The Museum in the Park, STROUD Early-bird family…
At a Scottish International Storytelling Festival event, Georgiana Keable and Dawne McFarlane will discuss their forthcoming book Fairytales, Families and Forests.
Join Jules Pretty and James Canton, author of the acclaimed The Oak Papers, on 26 October at 6.30pm for an online conversation about his new book Sea Sagas of the North: Travels & Tales at…
Travels and Tales at Warming Waters There are shadows on the warming, northern seas. Long ago, refugees fled Doggerland when seas encroached. Now rising seas threaten the low-lying shores once again. Jules Pretty tells moving…
At the beginning of this February we hosted via Zoom the launch of our new Storytelling for Nature Connection: Environment, Community and Story-based Learning. The editors Alida Gersie, Anthony Nanson, Edward Schieffelin with Charlene Collison…
The online launch of Stories to Light the Night by Susan Perrow is now available to watch on our Youtube channel.
Join Susan Perrow in conversation with Alida Gersie, Ph.D. and Martin Large of Hawthorn Press
As 2021 begins we find ourselves back in lockdown, and looking for inspiring activities and home learning aids. Hawthorn Press has practical books that can help with home education such as educational text books, crafts,…
After The Little Gnome Who Had To Stay Home, a story written for young children coping with lockdown, author and Therapeutic Storyteller Susan Perrow has written another story to help young children at the end…
For many of us, Christmas will be quieter than usual this year, with fewer friends and family members around us. But there is still plenty we can do to embrace this atmospheric time of year…
As the temperature in England soars this week we are celebrating Lughnasa, the late summer festival halfway between the summer solstice and the autumn equinox.
To celebrate this year’s National Storytelling Week we are offering 10% off all our storytelling titles.
Today we are celebrating the Celtic festival of Imbolc. 1st February is known as the first day of spring, with Imbolc, also known as St Brigit’s Day, marking the loosening of winter’s grip. The land’s…
Along the Pilgrims way in Oslo, year sixes from all the local schools experience for themselves the 1,000 year-old Pilgrim tradition.
The Natural Storyteller has been awarded a Gold Medal in the 2018 Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards! Launched in 2007, the awards are intended to bring increased recognition to exemplary children’s books and their creators, and…
“Georgiana Keable has written a gift of a book that will help teachers, parents and anyone who loves good stories.”
This review is from Amber Greene of Roam the Gnome – many thanks to her for her thoughtful review.
Are you a UK primary school or forest school group? You could WIN ten copies of The Natural Storyteller by Georgiana Keable, plus a visit from this storytelling author.
