Creativity, music and imagination
Stories for creative children: art, music, singing and dancing, active play, pretend play, silly fun and magical adventures.
5 stories
Some days a child needs a paintbrush, a drum or a dressing-up box more than anything else.
They want to make something new, sing at the top of their voice, dance until they fall over laughing, or turn the sofa into a ship and the garden into a magic kingdom. This kind of play is how children try out ideas, burn off energy and find out what delights them.
Stories invite that same freedom. A tale full of colour, rhythm, silly surprises or a quest through an enchanted land gives your child room to imagine, to move along with the words and simply to enjoy themselves. Not every story needs a lesson, and these are a reminder of that.
On this shelf you will find stories about art and making things, music, singing and dancing, active play, pretend play and make-believe, silly humour, and magical quests and adventures told for wonder and fun.
