Activity books
We learn by doing . . .
This book has 50 things for you to notice, draw, paint, write about, or just sit quietly with. Some of them you'll find on a walk. Some are right outside your window. Some you might have to wait for — a moonrise, a foggy morning, an ant going about her business.
You don't need to be an artist. You just need to pay attention. That's the whole secret.
This book stands alone as a insightful activity but if you liked the story “Through Greta’s Eyes” then this is a great follow-on, discussion and activity book.
How would it be if we could raise awareness about the amazing skills that people bring to families.
Readers might find some skills that their own family members have and be inclined to celebrate or develop them.
This book stands alone as a insightful activity but if you liked the story “What’s MY Skill?” then this is a great follow-on, discussion and activity book.
Hello from Greta
In my book “Through Greta’s Eyes” I got to learn about Greek myths.
Because I love reading and learning about people I wanted to find out more about my own family. I sat and asked questions of Grandma, I made notes, and I drew, and we loved it so much. It took more than one afternoon tea and lots of pizza to get through all the questions.
If you don’t have a Grandma or don’t live near her then, you might ask questions to Grampa or another older person who you consider family x
Hello, I'm Greta.
When I learned about the Greek myths, I found out that the best stories come from asking questions. After I wrote Grandma, I want to know more about you, I realised that not everyone calls their grandma "Grandma", so I wrote this book for everyone with a Nonna.
Nonna, I Want to Know More About You is an activity book for a grandchild and their Nonna to share. The child asks Nonna questions and takes notes. Then they draw her answers, like a special thing she has kept all her life, a place she remembers, or something that made her proud.
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