Celebrate International Children's Book Week

Celebrate International Children's Book Week with 20% OFF the Adventuring Girls series.


Adventuring Girls series

Today is International Children's Book Day. Founded in 1967, ICBD takes place on or around Hans Christian Anderson's birthday, April 2nd. International Children's Book Day is celebrated to inspire a love of reading and to call attention to children's books.

Here at SPCK, we love to celebrate children's books and are offering 20% OFF Amy Scott Robinson's wonderful Adventuring Girls series for the whole week until April 9th.

The Adventuring Girls series includes Queen Esther, Nation Saver and Lousia Freya, Dragon Slayer. Both books feature courageous girls who will inspire young readers with their stories of fears faced, and expectaions and obstacles overcome. The Adventuring Girls series is a wonderful series to inspire adventurous and courageous girls! 

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Louisa Freya, Dragon Slayer

By Amy Scott Robinson

Folk tales are stories full of adventure, courage, daring, fighting dragons, trolls,
and giants, and overcoming challenges. How many of them have girls as the
main heroic characters though?

These twelve folk tales from all over the world have been specially selected as they feature
strong, adventurous heroines. Some are funny, some make you think, and some – like the
story of Fearless Mary – keep you on the edge of your seat with scares and surprises.

Meet Louisa Freya, the brave dragon slayer, funny and clever Sigrun, and honest and
humble Scarface as well as other heroines from Serbia, Norway, China, Japan,
South Africa, and Indonesia.

Amy Scott Robinson’s distinctive voice, expertise and experience as a performance
storyteller makes this a unique and fascinating collection, aimed at readers aged 7-9 years.
At the end of each story, Amy shares a bit about where the story comes from, how she has
retold it, and what the tale makes her think about when she is hearing or telling it, including
Bible verses.

These folk tales deserve to be told as often as the more famous and well-known ones.
After all, why should boys defeat all the dragons?

Enjoy the adventure!

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Queen Esther, Nation Saver

By Amy Scott Robinson

Bible stories are full of adventure and courageous characters. However many that
feature women and girls are not told so often. These twelve Bible stories have been
specially selected as they feature strong, inspiring girls.

Christians are called to model a way of life that challenges the status quo and infuses
the world with hope and 
possibility - and Jesus teaches us how to do this, not just by
his words but by the way he lived.

Some are funny, some make you think, and some – like the story of Queen Esther – keep
you on the edge of your seat with scares and surprises. Meet quick-thinking Miriam,
unflappable Abigail, and determined Lydia as well as other stories from the books of
Numbers, Judges, Ruth, 2 Kings, and the Gospels of Luke and John.

Amy Scott Robinson’s distinctive voice, expertise and experience as a performance
storyteller makes this a unique and fascinating collection, aimed at readers aged 7-9 years.
At the end of each story, Amy shares a bit about where the story is found in the Bible, how
she has retold it, and what the story makes her think about when she is hearing or telling it.

These Bible stories deserve to be told as often as the more well-known ones.

Enjoy the adventure!

BUY HERE

About Amy Scott Robinson: 

Amy Scott Robinson is an author and performance storyteller. She is the author of Louisa Freya, Dragon Slayer and Queen Esther, Nation Saver. After studying English at Christ’s College, Cambridge, she trained as a primary school teacher and then founded a business for storytelling in education. Amy began writing scripts and poetry for charities, churches and providers of liturgical resources, before publishing her own works on puppetry and story. She still performs as a storyteller and ventriloquist, and produces works for adults as well as children. She lives in a rectory in Suffolk with the Rector, two children and lots of puppets.