Reviews 

It’s rare to find a picture book that can deliver a message so aptly for children AND adults. Tragedy, irrespective of perceived severity, is inevitable and is experienced by young and old. Likewise, grief is universal, it has no age restriction, it does not discriminate. Together these two themes are woven into this poignant story about loss, suffering and ultimately, healing. This book for the ages, The Rabbit Listened , emphasises the power of empathy, and in particular,

From a young age, children are naturally (and inadvertently) driven by ego and the unrestrained pursuit of all that interests them. They...

There has never been a time, where it has felt so critical to convey to our children the importance of individuality and being true to...

Introducing the topic of disability with kids can sometimes be tricky to navigate, especially for those of us who are not disabled...

As parents, we find ourselves continuously trying to balance optimism and realism. We are our children's most enthusiastic cheerleaders,...