Sign up now for our Shelf Care Club and get free ideas and activities for you to do with the kids via our email list – we send you the details of the book, and an activity pack for you to explore that book with your children. Each pack is wellbeing related, and gives you lots of ideas for the book for you to enjoy with the kids. We know you’ll love them – so why not sign up and take a look.
It’s free after all!
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Just so you know, all the books are also listed below – we send you them one by one with all the fun free activities to do with the kids. This is just in case you want a sneak peak beforehand.
Do check out the other books and activities, and visit them out on Amazon if you would like the books to do alongside reading the books:
- In Time: waiting is difficult for us all, particularly for kids. These activities and the book help kids to understand that sometimes waiting is important, and creates wonderful things,
- Moon Bear, a wonderful book helping children to overcome their fear of the dark with a little understanding of how wonderful the dark really can be,
- The Best Bad Day Ever, a simple, yet powerful tale of the positive thinking, to help to get kids to change their narrative with more positive thoughts where they can, but acknowledging the importance of negative emotions too,
- The Cat who Couldn’t be Bothered, a beautifully illustrated book helping us understand that sadness can show up in different ways
- I Love Books, a fabulous book all about encouraging reading, and an open mind to doing hard things building resilience,
- Thing at 52 (a book to help kids understand grief and loss, as well as loneliness and friendship),
- Lunar New Year (all about the Chinese New Year),
- Monsters at Christmas (a fun frolic through Christmas with some wonderfully monstrous characters!),
- Lost (providing a little help to your kids if they are lost, both emotionally and physically!),
- Once Upon a Witch’s Broom (helping children to understand that failure isn’t all bad),
- One Little Word (focusing on the power of the word sorry),
- The Hare-Shaped Hole (helping kids understand grief),
- We’ve Got This (a book all about empathy),
- What a Day (Mindful moment for bedtime),
- Courage Out Loud (Encouraging our kids to be brave),
- Hot Cross Bunny (A story about Easter and friendship),
- Our Tower (Illustrating the power of community), and finally
- Our launch book: Beware of the Blue Bagoo (Showing how important it is not to take things at face value).
We really hope you love the Shelf Care Club email activities, so do let us know if you get a moment.
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