PJ shared a lovely reflection on Noah, Blue
and the Scooter That Flew, describing how the story captured their four
year old’s imagination and inspired a wonderful conversation about the world.
The first thing that caught my four year olds
attention in this story was that each page was set in a different country! This
was of so much interest to her that we spent the next half an hour talking
about geography! Without revealing too much of the story, we see a little
character who is lost and later reunited with family after an exciting
adventure. It is a tale of new friendship and never giving up on those you
love. A really lovely story with an equally lovely message. The illustrations
are beautifully detailed on every page. Highly recommend! 3 people found this
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One of the joys of writing a story that
travels across different countries is discovering how it can lead young readers
towards questions and conversations that reach far beyond the pages. Hearing
that this book inspired half an hour of talking about geography is wonderful. A
story can be a starting point for exploring new places, discovering different
parts of the world and nurturing a child’s natural curiosity.
At the heart of Noah and Blue’s adventure is
something just as important as the places they visit: friendship, hope and the
determination to help someone find their way home. Blue’s journey is a reminder
that when someone we care about is lost, we should not give up on them. That
message feels especially meaningful when shared with young children.
I am also delighted that the illustrations
made such an impression. Every setting offers another opportunity for little
readers to pause, look closely and discover something new. I love the thought
of families exploring the pictures together, noticing the details and imagining
what it might be like to visit the places Noah encounters.
PJ, thank you for sharing your experience and
for giving the book such a warm recommendation. Knowing that Noah and Blue have
encouraged curiosity, conversation and a little exploration of the world makes
this adventure all the more special.
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