I Talk Like A River is an achingly beautiful and profound picture book. School Library Journal described it as ‘pain, turned into art, and written for young children.’ So is it worth sharing with your kids? You bet! Read on to discover the power of this story for developing empathy and understanding in your child and acceptance of their own unique attributes and abilities.
Read MoreThis week: There is a Tribe of Kids by Lane Smith - a book about longing and belonging, described by the New York Times as a skilful blend of slapstick and melancholy. Because we all want to be loved and accepted.
Read MoreI explore what makes the modern picture book, Max at Night by Ed Vere, feel like a classic - and why it’s a perfect bedtime read.
Read MoreIndulging my bird-crush on owls - plus an in-depth look at a great picture book example for you to share with your kids - Owl Babies.
Read MoreOn a lifelong passion of mine - birds - and how they’ve influenced my work.
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