The Natural Storyteller is an enchanting book full of beautiful stories together with innovative ideas for practical activities which nurture literary skills and a connection to the natural world.
This charming and beautifully illustrated book essentially offers something called “story medicine” as a creative strategy for parenting, teaching and even counselling.
This brilliant review was written by Nimue Brown for Spiral Nature Magazine, and is reproduced here with kind permission. Many thanks to them both for their enthusiasm!
This wonderful review comes from Luce at adventureswithmonster – we’re having such a brilliant week for reviews this week! Thank you Luce for reading, reviewing, and letting us use your fantastic words.
This review is by Janni Nicol, the hardworking and brilliant editor of Kindling Magazine. It first appeared in Kindling issue 32 and also in the SWSF Autumn 2017 newsletter. Many thanks to both of them for this…
This review of No Shore Too Far is from Towards Wholeness issue no 149 Autumn 2017. Many thanks to Judy Clinton for writing this review. Jonathan Stedall, who made documentary films for over fifty years, largely…
This review of Raising Happy Healthy Children is in issue 32 of Kindling, Autumn/Winter edition. The journal included a great deal of really wonderful articles, and we’re very grateful to be included in it. Many thanks to…
This wonderful video review, featuring several of our books as well as some others, was recently brought to our attention. Since then, we have been enjoying Pepper and Pine’s lovely videos about books, homeschooling and…
This craft book is the new edition of “The Children’s Year” which has been in print since its first publication in the early 80s. It is a wonderful new edition, with both new and old…
Luce at adventureswithmonster was kind enough to review An A-Z Collection of Behaviour Tales for us – we love her short and sweet review of this new Susan Perrow title. Many thanks!
This fantastic review was written by Amber of Roam the Gnome, a family travel website and blog. Many thanks to her for reviewing this title, and for letting us reproduce her review on our website.…
We have (and love!) the previous version of this book ‘The Children’s Year’. It was one of the first craft books we purchased when we first discovered Waldorf, and it has facilitated many a making…
All the reviews of Mask are coming in at the same time! Today, we have this beauty from the SWSF Newsletter, written by Kevin Avison. Many thanks to him.
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