As evidence grows on the crucial role of outdoor play in early childhood development, wellness coach, forest bathing expert and children’s author Nigel Grimes is helping children rediscover the joy of slow time outdoors without screens, pressure or perfection. Nigel’s...

From an attic in North London to the world, the award-winning ecological audio adventure Lost on Infinity is now available for the first time as a fully illustrated children’s book. Originally known as ‘Rockford’s Rock Opera’, Lost on Infinity was...

As grown-ups, we’ve all been through the tricky teenager stage, but so much has changed in recent years (the rise of social media, the impact of Covid, and more) bringing with it issues that were not so prevalent in the...

Nurture your baby’s emotional development by tuning in to what they’re really telling you. Early parenthood can be difficult to navigate, especially when you’re struggling to work out what your baby needs – What’s My Baby Thinking? is here to...

I See a Star is the second book in the University of Cambridge: Teeny Tiny Science series and the perfect first introduction to the cycle of a star for children aged 3+. Created in consultation with Dr Matthew Bothwell from...

Pete Frost has written three short story collections of cosy mystery stories with New Generation Publishing. Each story is short enough to be read on a commute or in a moment of spare time – the challenge is to figure...

A new children’s book is challenging the traditional narrative around climate education, not with fear, but with hope, beauty, and empowerment. Mother Nature’s Letter by environmental educator and author Debbie Bartlett officially launches this week through Woodbridge Publishers, offering an...

Thank you!! £1000 has been raised for Ukraine by buying ‘Uncle Chris’s’ books 1 and 2….and thanks to those who have sent me feedback. The Uncle Chris’s stories have been featured on three radio stations and also in magazines up...

A thrilling face-to-face encounter with animals in their own environment – their elaborate displays, intimate lives, and extraordinary behaviour. Did you know that elephants give each other names, orangutans self-medicate, and rats giggle? Animal Behaviour is full of hundreds of...