More Nightlights: Stories for You to Read to Your Child - To Encourage Calm, Confidence and Creativity. This item is unavailable.More Nightlights: Stories for You to Read to Your Child - To Encourage Calm, Confidence and Creativity

The follow-up to the hugely successful Nightlights, offering even more stories to help your child find inner calm and emotional balance. These 20 new stories will delight and sooth your boy or girl just as much as the last ones--bringing calm, self-confidence and creativity to young minds, as well as helping them to learn and develop. The book is intended for use by parents with any child between the ages of 4 and 8, although older children will also find much to please them. Reading the stories aloud, you will draw your child into imaginative worlds--some of them utterly fantastic, with talking animals and magical transformations; others much more familiar. As in Nightlights, each adventure begins with a child taking their magic lantern down an Enchanted Path...and entering a new and exciting world. Every story promotes a positive message and ends with special affirmations to help the parent draw out the story's deeper meaning for the child's enlightenment.

Anne Civardi is an experienced author and editor of children's books. Among the long list of titles that she has worked on are a wide range of Usborne First Experiences titles and several art books for children.

Writing primarily for children, Joyce Dunbar has published over 80 titles, translated into 20 languages. She is perhaps best known for Tell Me Something Happy Before I Go To Sleep, This Is The Star, and the Mouse And Mole series.

An innovative creator of non-fiction for children, she was the author of over 100 books. While Lynne Truss turned a book about punctuation into a bestseller for adults, Kate Petty did the same for children with The Great Grammar Book in 1996 and its sequel The Perfect (Pop-Up) Punctuation Book (2006), recognising the long-overlooked need for a simple and fun introduction to this subject.

The late Professor David Fontana was a Fellow of the British Psychological Society, and his many books, which include The Essential Guide to the Tarot, The Secret Language of Symbols and The Secret Language of Dreams, have been translated into more than 25 languages. He held a professorship at Liverpool John Moores University and was a Distinguished Visiting Fellow at Cardiff University. He also held frequent meditation workshops and seminars and was a frequent broadcaster on the subject of child psychology.