Showing posts with label readingforempathy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label readingforempathy. Show all posts
Monday 23 September 2019

Book review: 'The Boy With The Butterfly Mind' by Victoria Williamson

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Family politics are never easy. Especially not when you're a kid with ADHD. Family politics are never easy. Especially not when you&...
Monday 10 June 2019

Empathy: A Superpower by Sita Brahmachari

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"Reading helps young minds to imagine lives beyond their own: how they would cope in a crisis, if they were a refugee, or had just lost...
Thursday 17 January 2019

Empathy Day Reading For Empathy Guide 2019

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This year's Empathy Day falls on June 11th. Today EmpathyLab has revealed the titles in its Read For Empathy Guide . The day focuses o...
Tuesday 20 November 2018

Reading For Displeasure: 13 Books To Take Children Out Of Their Comfort Zone

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Reading for pleasure is all the rage in schools, but how often do we, and the children we teach, read for displeasure? Or, perhaps more a...
Friday 8 June 2018

More Books That Encourage Children To #ReadForEmpathy

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Last year for Empathy Day , organised by Empathy Lab UK , I recommended 6 books that encourage children to read for empathy : 'The Un...
Thursday 7 June 2018

Guest Post: 'Illegal': Reading For Empathy by Andrew Donkin

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Our new graphic novel, ILLEGAL, started life with a desire to make our readers feel empathy for people in a very unusual and terrible sit...
Tuesday 6 February 2018

Revealed: Read For Empathy Guide from EmpathyLab

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Those of you who've been reading my blog and interacting with me on Twitter will know my passion for the transformative power of books...