Why we tell stories and an image of a book, looks like it has been written by Greta. The first page is open and it says “A Story by Greta”

Two children colourfully dressed telling the planet that they love it

A mauve candle with a yellow orange flame.

The Kindness Community is being set up by the 2 princesses'. They look through binoculars to see where they will start to build.

The Greek myth of Narcissus. A beautiful young man catches sight of his own reflection in a pool of water and falls so completely in love with it that he can't look away.

What is YOUR experience activity book cover - pencils indicate active learning, doing work, thinking and reflecting.

George went to see the Prime Minister discusses consumerism and priviledge

Standing up for a classmate in a school

Little girl Greta and her love of butterflies by Rosemary Pattison

Authentic Kids hardcover children's book collection by Rosemary Pattison

Illustrated child holding balloon saying they did a speech with toilet paper on her shoe, from the children's book What Are OUR Skills

View of child from behind delighted by butterflies and nature

A child exploring nature outdoors — raising hopeful kids conversation starters

Stage drawing of main character from sketchpad to procreate drawing then colouring her. Her name is Greta. She is the main character in my book “Through Greta’s Eyes”

Flow drawing sketch of Greta, from first mark to finished illustrated character

Crochet Greta doll holding Through Greta's Eyes picture book by Rosemary Pattison

Open questions worksheet for meaningful conversations with children — free resource by Rosemary Pattison

"Oh, Jo, how could you? Your one beauty." — In the book Little Women the sisters knew something we often forget. My quirky plaited character got me thinking: what do we cling to that we think makes us us? And how resilient could we be if we lost it?

Rosemary Pattison children's book Through Greta's Eyes illustration of mum on phone