Friends. Where would we be without them?
Yesterday (19th November) a very informal meeting was attended by 14 individuals and organizations working with children in Stanford. Tomorrow … in the future
Friends. Where would we be without them?
At Children’s Book Network, we don’t do black. In keeping with our new Happiness Project for the children, we are offering you the chance
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Pictured are some of the elements of this work around the sense of taste good – and as the gentlemen on the front cover
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On Thursday 19th at 11.00 am at Madre’s in Stanford, there will be a very informal – and brief – meeting between those involved
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Pictured here are past staff member Lisa Witherden (left) and mainstay Wilien van Zyl (right) proudly wearing CBN tee-shirts and walking with the Lighthouse2Lighthouse
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What a relief to write a different number. The year 2021 already sounds a lot better than the one we have just had (and
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This is what the children receive in their packs every week. Then there are books that are shared between the group, book club books
Friends. Where would we be without them?
An informal meeting will be held at Madre’s restaurant on 19th November at 11.00 for all those working with the children in and around
Friends. Where would we be without them?
Vuyo has been working with CBN for four years now, in a job she gradually expanded into, until we can’t imagine how we managed
Friends. Where would we be without them?
Daisy Verburg arrived for coffee just when we needed her. One thing led to another, as tends to happen with CBN, and she has
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The books, the books, the books! When we decided to give the children hard-back books instead of loose papers to write and draw on,
Friends. Where would we be without them?
CBN’s Administration person is one totally reliable friend! Arriving for any meeting precisely 30 seconds before start time, she is unfailingly organized, calm and
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In an age of television and instant switch-on, children find it hard to get to the heart of a story or a text. We
