Peter Houghton Book order

The book features innovative QR audio links that enhance the reading experience by providing supplementary audio content. This unique aspect allows readers to engage with the material in a dynamic way, making it more interactive and immersive. The integration of audio elements complements the text, offering deeper insights and a richer understanding of the themes and characters. Ideal for those seeking a multi-sensory approach to literature, it bridges the gap between traditional reading and modern technology.

The narrative explores Peter's tumultuous journey as a foster child navigating the adoption process during the 1980s. Through personal anecdotes, he confronts the challenges of his early childhood while seeking understanding and purpose in his life. Each chapter delves into themes such as Hope, Patience, and Love, reflecting his resilience and growth amidst uncertainty. Peter's story offers an intimate look at the complexities of identity and belonging, making it a poignant exploration of the human experience.

Woodland games, crafts, and other outdoor adventures from the Forest School—for parents and their children The rise of the grassroots Forest School movement in recent years is part of a groundswell of concern about the wellbeing of our children, with many media scare stories about child obesity, "nature deficit disorder" (as described in Last Child in the Woods), and lack of exposure to risk. This outdoor adventure manual is the antidote! Packed full of ideas, from making nature jewelry and whittling a bow and arrow, to building a shelter and foraging for food, it also celebrates the Forest School philosophy of encouraging self-esteem, confidence, and social skills through engagement with nature. The activities contain variations for varied age groups, small groups like play dates or birthday parties, as well as things to do with just one or two children. Parents are encouraged to guide the play but the activity instructions are written in a simple style with fun illustrations so that kids can take the lead as well.