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Why Storytelling Helps Children Grasp Complex Concepts Through Imagination
By Matt Newnham Children are naturally curious. From the moment they learn to talk, their questions tumble out one after the other. Why is the sky blue? What makes the wind blow? Where do stars come from? These questions often have complicated answers, but the beauty of childhood is that a complicated explanation is not necessary to spark understanding. What children need most is a way to imagine, a way to connect with an idea through something familiar and exciting. This is where storytelling comes in. As a children’s author, I have seen first-hand how stories can take concepts that seem out of reach and bring them down to a…
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Award-Winning Children’s Author Shares 5 Tips to Help Kids Cope with the Stress of Moving
NEW YORK, May 30, 2025 — Children’s author and Gold Mom’s Choice Award winner Nadine Haruni addresses the topic of relocation in her delightful book, Freeda the Frog Is On the Move (Mascot Books; ISBN 979-8989621705; Original Trade Paperback). In the book, Haruni and illustrator Tina Modugno tackle this complex subject through the story of Freeda and the tadpoles, who must leave their familiar hometown for a new one. 1. Communication is Key—Open, honest conversations help ease anxiety. Whether your child is preparing for a big move or heading to sleepaway camp, explain what to expect and why it’s happening. Invite them to ask questions, share their feelings, and be part of the…
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The Cloudosaurus Rex Published by Emma R McNally
This is a review for a children’s book called The Cloudosaurs Rex published by Emma R McNally. I was received a copy of this new book to review but the thoughts in the review are mine and my families. Once the new book arrived Charlie and I sat down to readThe Cloudosaurs Rex. We finished reading The Cloudosaurs Rex and Charlie and I knew we needed to share the book with everyone we knew because the storyline was so cute and would capture their attention. The Cloudosaurs Rex is perfect not only for children but adults as well. Or at least this book is for me because I enjoyed the illustrations and the storyline as much…





