This review is written by Zeina El Zein, 26 years old, from Lebanon, working as an expressive art therapist.
Review: Stories to Light the Night by Susan Perrow
Book Reviews
A review of Sally Goddard Blythe’s book: Reflexes, Movement Learning and Behaviour
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…
Star & Furrow magazine reviews Biodynamic Farming Handbook
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…
Reflexes, Learning, Movement and Behaviour reviewed in KINDLING
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…
A reader’s response to Seven Secrets of Spontaneous Storytelling
Review: Fairytales, Families & Forests
Fairytales, Families & Forests reviewed by Nimue Brown on her blog, originally posted on 7 June. Georgiana Keable and Dawne McFarlane have created a brilliant resource for anyone who wants to wants to tell stories…
Fairytales, Families and Forests review
Jill Tina Taplin is a Waldorf early childhood teacher, parent educator, and advisor. With Janni Nicol she is author of Understanding the Steiner Waldorf Approach, now in its second edition at Routledge. Here she reviews…
Yachting Monthly reviews Sea Sagas of the North
Yachting Monthly has a lively book club which features the best sailing books and marine books. Julia Jones has read the book Sea Sagas of the North by Jules Pretty. You can read her review…
Review of My Family and Other Allergies by Julie Gritten
A very helpful and nicely illustrated book explaining the basics of the digestive system, the most common allergies, then giving many delicious recipes related to specific diets and conditions, with a special emphasis on the…
Waldorf Today Review of Making Waldorf Crafts
David Kennedy from Waldorf Today was kind enough to review Nina Taylor’s Making Waldorf Crafts. Some of our favourite quotes are: ‘Making Waldorf Crafts isn’t your normal “I’m going to knit a gnome book”. You can…
Findus does it again
Thanks to Outside in World for a lovely review of the new board book for younger readers, Can Findus Find Pettson? by Sven Nordqvist
Small Steps forward
We had a lovely review for Small Steps to Less Waste: Stories to Inspire Change from Saffia Farr, Editor of Juno magazine. Thanks Saffia. This book is inspirational. It’s a collection of stories and reflections…
Review: Stories to Light the Night
The good authors of Druid Life blog have read Susan Perrow’s Stories to Light the Night. According to their review, the book is useful on different levels. As a grief and loss collection, you can…
Learn How to Make Dolls with Author and Crafter Steffi Stern
Steffi Stern’s latest book, Making Soft Dolls: Simple Waldorf Designs to Sew and Love, has just received a lovely review in Waldorf Today.
Reforesting Scotland Journal reviews Creative Place-Based Environmental Education and The Children’s Forest
These reviews appeared in the Spring/Summer 2020 issue (Issue 61) of the Reforesting Scotland Journal
Darning: repair, make, mend in the news
Hikaru Noguchi’s Darning: repair, make, mend has received some great reviews recently and has featured in several articles on darning.
A Review of Twelve Ways of Seeing the World by Mario Betti
This review of Twelve Ways of Seeing the World by Mario Betti appeared in the journal Paradigm Explorer, issue 131 (2019/3). Subtitled ‘philosophies and archetypal worldviews for understanding human consciousness’, this significant book makes an…
