Little Signals
Little Signals is a series about the small things children do before a feeling gets big — the hovering at the door, the sudden silence, the wobble on the way to school.
Each book takes one of those moments and stays with it. There's no moral at the end and nobody learns a lesson. The child in the story is not fixed, because they were never broken.
The stories are written for ages 4 to 8 and read aloud in about five minutes. Alongside them sit the activity books — Draw, Colour and Notice, At School, Out and About — for children who'd rather do something with their hands than be talked to.
Every title works on its own. You don't need to read them in order.
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Book Some Mornings Feel Heavy: A Little Signals Story for Children Who Find Going to School Hard
Some mornings the heaviness arrives before the shoes are on. Nothing has gone wrong yet. The...
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Book The Words Went Quiet: A Little Signals Story for Children When Words Are Hard to Find
Some children go loud when things get difficult. Others go completely quiet, and the quiet i...
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Book After the Day: A Little Story for Children Who Hold It Together Until They Get Home
The teacher says they are a delight. The childminder says no trouble at all. Then the front ...
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Bundle The School Set
Some Mornings Feel Heavy · After the Day · The Words Went Quiet School asks a great deal of ...
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Bundle Finding the Words Set | Three Books for When Talking Is Hard
The Wobble · Copy Me · The Words Went Quiet Some children go loud when things get hard. Othe...
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Book Little Signals at School: An Activity Book for Big School Feelings, Quiet Moves and Finding Your Steady
School asks a great deal of a small nervous system. Noise, waiting, lining up, getting thing...
£12.99
Each book takes one of those moments and stays with it. There's no moral at the end and nobody learns a lesson. The child in the story is not fixed, because they were never broken.
The stories are written for ages 4 to 8 and read aloud in about five minutes. Alongside them sit the activity books — Draw, Colour and Notice, At School, Out and About — for children who'd rather do something with their hands than be talked to.
Every title works on its own. You don't need to read them in order.