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How can children be raised best adapted to the complexities of 21st century existence?
We believe that children who read, and are read-to, especially, will develop a life-long enthusiasm for reading.
However, the impressionability of young people cannot be exaggerated.
We have assembled a selection of stories that do not oversimplify existence, or treat children (even infants) as children, but are written in language they will understand.
Kids are smart– unless convinced otherwise– and grasp much more than one might expect.
To read stories,
just click the burgundy links, below.
Balance of Contents
Brucie the Tiniest Shark by D. Glover
Thomas and the Rising Sea by Paul-Newell Reaves
Pixy’s Hidden Treasure by R. El
Honest Facepaint by Paul-Newell Reaves
To Catch a Prince by Kaley Jemison
Joy by Freya Jackson
Brilliant Betty by D.A. Cairns
The Story of Graw by Katharyn Howd Machan
A Place of Refuge by D.A. Cairns
The Witch of Forestgreen by Bob Ritchie
The Adventures of Yarosah by Sohail Dahdal
The Girl who Couldn’t Tell a Lie by Edward Ahern
The Magical Cup and the Bushy Blue Beast by L.S. Sharrow
The Princess and the Dragon by Kati Dlugosz
The Troll Child by Edward Ahern
ONE-EYED GIRL and the limping man by Paul-Newell Reaves
The Witch and the Fool by Emily Swaim
The Bone Nest by Alex Bernstein
Angels and Blueberries by Tara Campbell
Song of Cities by Maggie Kast
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