Entries by Tales from Mother Earth

Darcy’s Tale

Darcy’s Tale – the groundwater flooding storybook project and your chance to own one! Recently we had the delight of working with Project Groundwater Greater Lincolnshire and the Environment Agency on the Darcy’s Tale project which began as an amazing short film by Aardman. By expanding the story content, we were able to produce a  […]

Introducing our storybook ‘Sitka Spruce the Amazing Timber Tree’ in Welsh!

NEW storybook ‘Sitka Spruce the Amazing Timber Tree’ in Welsh! Tales from Mother Earth is delighted to announce the launch of Sbriwsen Sitka – y Goeden Bren Ryfeddol, the Welsh translation of Sitka Spruce the Amazing Timber Tree! This is our very first children’s audio/picture storybook produced in another language—and it’s now being sent out […]

Let’s Get our Kids Colouring!

But why is it so important and why do we include it in every storybook..   In every one of our storybooks we always have a colouring picture page, and this includes our commissions There is a very good reason behind this. As a parent I understand the desire most children have to paint and […]

Children’s Storybooks on Conservation of Nature

Children’s Storybooks on Conservation of Nature – within 4 short years Tales from Mother Earth has now produced 5 audio/picture storybooks – including 2 commissions covering this exact subject that are all available at https://talesfrommotherearth.co.uk/shop/ Phoebe the Bee – teaching children how important bees are and what we can do to help them Spike the […]

A Chat with Karen Black at HubFizz

Last month we had a lovely interview with the wonderful Karen Black at HubFizz.  Thank you so much – what a joy it was to share our story/mission with your audience, about reconnecting children with nature and helping them feel better about their future by conserving the wildlife of today. We can all do something to help and […]

My Bee Treat by Chris Symons

It’s Friday; late frosts nip the buds of emerging shoots and coat the lawns with a carpet of sugar frosting. The sun in April skies, spreads dappled shade under budding trees, with greens and yellows especially bright in the spring sunshine. I’ve joined Mark Douglas of Bee 1 on his land, just outside Neath in […]