Between The Lines: Seeing is believing: encouraging your kids to read won’t work if you don’t
Some parents think reading is for the elite or that their own tastes in reading lack sophistication, but children who see parents enjoying reading are
Between The Lines: Two books that teach children how to help others
Every one of us starts life as an egocentric baby, concerned only with having our own needs fulfilled. Somewhere along the road to adulthood, we
Between The Lines: Schools worldwide consider homework ban, partly to ease burden on pupils and teachers
Homework is stressful for children and leaves them little time to do more constructive things, experts say – but parents like to see their children
Between The Lines: Parents need to agree about how to raise children. Here’s a book that helps
Children and their feelings were neglected well into the 1960s. Betty Francis (played by January Jones) in the television series Mad Men was probably typical
Between The Lines: Why audiobooks are good for multitaskers, travellers and young readers
Karen White at work in her home studio. What book lover among us has not wished that they could get paid to read? For
The Shortlisted Books for the 4th Feng Zi Kai Chinese Children’s Picture Book Award
We are pleased to share with you the 34 shortlisted books for the 4th Feng Zikai Chinese Children’s Book Award in 2015!
Between The Lines: Five children’s books about Paris that inspire Hong Kong family to visit
Last month, my husband and I started brainstorming our next holiday while we were, funnily enough, on holiday. We considered Amsterdam, Prague and cities in
Between The Lines: How To Ease The Pain Of Parting
By Early April, word usually begins to spread quickly among the expatriate community who will be leaving Hong Kong in summer.
Storytelling Workshop: Family Harmony 2015: Read Together, Family Forever! (25 Apr 2015)
Welcoming families to join storytelling workshop in Yau Tong with Choi EE on April 25th in collaboration with Junior Chamber International. Please click here for more
Between The Lines: Why Unsupervised Play Benefits Children
“Play is the most efficient driver of learning for children. This is as true of their cognitive development as their physical and emotional development.”