This is a book of stories produced for Scotland's Year of Stories in 2022. It features stories that originated in Scotland as well as some from Syria and Nigeria contributed by new Scots.

Passed on to earthcaroleanne for the Falkirk Convention.

Picked up at the Old Gang Meetup

These are really delightful little stories with a moral. I enjoyed reading them.

Adding to the Scottish Book Buffet at the International Bookcrossing Convention held in Falkirk in 2023.

From the Falkirk Bookcrossing Convention’s book buffet. I work with little kids and will read this new book to them when home.

'Changed my mind, since it's end-of-school time, so I'm adding it to our Little Free Library #95058 in North Halton, Ontario. New-to-me, interesting stories. My only beef is the QR codes at the end. While they open up more stories/info, I think it's important for children to be immersed 100% in the world of print/images/books - they will be awash in digital stuff soon enough. I don't advocate doing away with the QR options, but you could add a page at the end, with a note to parents, including the codes. On that note, I was somewhat dismayed to witness a digital Monopoly game the other day. No money, no cute little metal "men" (the top hat, the car, the boot, the Scottie dog...) - just scan, scan, scan. Something is lost there. I was very happy that the Monopoly game I won in my (West) London goody bag was the old-fashioned kind. £ notes, little metal "men" and all!

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