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Simple Wonders: toy stories to make and tell

The author adds her own special touch, here it is by providing each toy with a little story, some traditional and some invented by the writer. The instructions on the craft of toy-making are lucid and practical, and the little stories alongside provide the key ingredients to make the book irresistible to children – they are charming, they don't patronize, and they convey fun.
– Nov 2003, The Book Review

If you go through a new book called Simple Wonders you will also be inspired to make up stories as you make your toys ...It is a fun book that captures the joy of making and playing with traditional toys ... The specialty of Simple Wonders is the creative use of stories. Stories make children's imagination soar. One could follow instructions in the book and make a marching elephant. Then one could read the accompanying story of an ant and an elephant and use the toy as a puppet to tell the story. Summer holidays can really brighten up with activities such
as this.
– May 2001, Deccan Herald

The World of Indian Stories

...for some reason it did not strike me that each region may have its own unique culture and history which translates into different hues of storytelling. This is an amazingly interesting introduction to storytelling in India.
– April 2005, perspicuous.typepad.com

 


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