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Books as Bridges: Helping Children Understand Big Life Changes

Change is a natural part of growing up — but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. For children, big life transitions like moving house, starting school, or welcoming a new baby into the family can feel overwhelming and confusing. They often don’t yet have the words to express how they feel or the tools to make sense of what’s happening around them. That’s where books come in. Stories act as bridges, connecting children’s emotions to understanding, […]

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In Sync Through Stories: The Science Behind Bedtime Reading and Bonding

There’s a moment, just before bedtime, that feels like magic. The lights are dim, the world outside has finally gone quiet, and it’s just you and your child — tucked under a blanket, a book open between you. You start to read, your voice steady and familiar, and for a few precious minutes, everything slows down. What you might not realise is that something incredible is happening in those moments. When you read to your […]

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The Magic of Re-Reading: Finding New Layers in Old Favourites

There’s something special about picking up a book you’ve already read — the one with the creased spine, folded corners, and faint scent of old pages. You know what’s coming. You already know the ending. And yet, somehow, it still feels new. Re-reading is a quiet kind of magic. It’s not about surprise anymore — it’s about rediscovery. About finding details you missed, emotions you’d forgotten, and meanings that only time could reveal. Why We […]

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The Power of Book Clubs: Connecting Over Stories

There’s something deeply comforting about reading a good book — but sharing that book with others takes the experience to another level. Book clubs turn reading from a quiet, solitary act into a shared journey. They remind us that stories aren’t just meant to be read; they’re meant to be felt, questioned, and talked about together. In a world that often feels disconnected, a book club can become a small circle of belonging — a […]

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