The following review of Re-imagining America: Finding Hope in Difficult Times featured in the journal Paradigm Explorer, issue 131 (2019/3). Subtitled ‘finding hope in difficult times’, this penetrating book is both a radical diagnosis of…
Creative Form Drawing for the Four Temperaments by Angela Lord is reviewed in the recent Winter 2019 newsletter of the Anthroposophical Society in Great Britain. This larger format volume is more detailed than the previous…
This review of The Children’s Forest appears in the Winter 2019 issue of Juno Magazine. This gorgeous book is a celebration of nature. Its aim is to “foster deep, meaningful, enriching and lasting relationships with…
This review of Findus and the Christmas Tomte by Sven Nordqvist appeared on the Outside In World website. Snow is falling on Pettson’s farm, and Christmas is approaching. Findus pesters Pettson, he wants to know…
You have to feel a little sorry for Pettson. He’s old (-ish) and wants a quiet life, but with a cat like Findus, what can you do?
This review appears in GreenFinder’s October newsletter www.greenfinder.co.uk ‘A Delightful Book For All Nature LoversJon Cree, Greenfinder When I first saw a picture of the beautiful cover of ‘The Children’s Forest’ by Dawn Casey, Anna…
‘Written out of a deep concern for the destiny and mission of the Untited States to provide a home for humanity’s future…’David Schwartz David Schwartz, writing in New View Magazine, issue 78, has produced a…
Book Review by Donald Smith, Director of Scottish International Storytelling Festival. With this beautiful book – co-authored by Dawn Casey, Anna Richardson and Helen Ascoli – Hawthorn Press have scaled fresh heights in its vocation…
This article was published in New View Magazine, Summer 2019, Issue 92. The issue also includes an interview with authors Tamara and Sebastian Suggate. The Suggates state that their book is “as much a defence of…
Childhood is not a race to accumulate all of the consumer goods and stresses of adulthood in record time.
It’s Children’s Mental Health Week (4-10 Feb) and time to start thinking about getting outdoors more.
Mervyn Hyde has written a thoughtful review of Free, Equal and Mutual: Rebalancing Society for the Common Good for the AHPB newsletter of Self & Society, the international journal for humanistic psychology.
This review appeared in The Social Artist Summer 2018, and was reviewed by Dr Frances Hutchinson. Many thanks to her for this thoughtful, considered review.
A constructively critical review from John Green at Morning Star – many thanks to him for his consideration and intellectual analysis.
We just got sent this lovely review of Findus Goes Fishing, which we would like to share with you all. It includes a hand-drawn picture!
“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.
What a truly amazing book – anyone who does not read much is encouraged to give it a try – something new in writing!
