Tag Archives: children’s books

Loft treasure no.1 – ‘All in a Day’

So, here is the first of my posts about the many, many, MANY books I found in Dad’s loft a few weeks ago.  Although it’s not the one with the *most* sentimental attachment for me, it seemed like a good place to start as it links well with another ‘grown up’ book I’m reading, ‘Show Me […]

One small step for Story Seekers…

It feels as though quite a few exciting things have happened recently here in Story Seekers Land.  Logically I know that they’re not a huge deal, but they are little bits that actually feel quite significant to me. Firstly, I’ve decided to do a very small (and incredibly biased) trial run of some potential Story […]

Independent children’s bookshops

I follow quite a few independent children’s bookshops on Twitter, though haven’t had a chance to visit one myself for a LONG time. With this in mind (and with C and H to entertain for the whole weekend whilst M worked on the final assignment for his masters), I set about trying to discover a […]

Festival fever!

Hello again – it feels like WAY more than a week since I last posted anything here as so much has happened in my sparkly, (really quite) little Story Seekers world! Quite a few people have got in touch, one way or another, to offer kind words of support and advice, for which I am […]

Story sacks for pre-school children

I am currently in the process of overhauling all the story sacks for C’s pre-school.  For anyone who’s unaware, these are drawstring bags that, in very simple terms, contain a book and a range of related resources to enhance the reader’s enjoyment of the book. Does anyone have any particularly awesome books or resources that […]

A slightly different approach…?

As I’ve previously mentioned, I am currently at home looking after the wonderful little pickles that are C and H.  With no family nearby and limited funds, I will struggle to get the Story Seekers baby and toddler classes off the ground prior to H at least starting at pre-school in September 2014.  I know […]