Blogs by [Angela Moore]

Fun Ways to Make Storytime Engaging

Reading with kids isn’t just about flipping through pages—it’s about creating magical moments that spark their imagination and love for stories. If you’ve ever found yourself struggling to keep a little one engaged during storytime, don’t worry! With a few creative tricks, you can turn reading into an adventure they’ll look forward to every day.

Creating characters that captivate young readers is like sprinkling a little magic into the pages of a book. The best children’s stories have characters that feel real, lovable, and are full of adventure—ones that kids can relate to and remember long after the story ends.

Strengthening Family Bonds and Enhancing Wellbeing

In today’s fast-paced world, we all know finding quality family time can be a challenge. One of the simplest yet most impactful ways to connect with your child, grandchild, nephew or niece, goddaughter, godson or ward is through bedtime stories. Story time doesn’t have to be at bedtime either and it isn’t just about reading words on a page—it’s a powerful ritual that fosters emotional closeness, builds trust, and nurtures a child’s mental and emotional wellbeing.

Why Fictional Storybooks Are Essential for Child Development

Fictional storybooks have long been a gateway to creativity, wonder, and emotional growth for children. These stories transport young readers into magical worlds, encouraging them to dream big, think critically, and understand different perspectives. Whether through timeless classics or exciting new series like The Adventures of Terry Tattle, fictional books play a crucial role in shaping a child’s development.

Did you know ?

Children are naturally drawn to adventure. They crave stories that take them beyond their everyday lives and transport them to thrilling new worlds filled with mystery, excitement, and discovery. The Adventures of Terry Tattle taps into this universal love of exploration, making it a must-read for young minds eager for adventure. But what exactly makes adventure stories so magical for children? And why do they play such an important role in their development?