Classroom Karaoke song inspired by Counting Kindness
Deeply moved to find this beautiful song inspired by my children’s book.
Counting Kindness part of educating book box
“an invitation for students to consider the needs of refugees and to think of the many ways people can help.”
Counting Kindness on Real Kids Real Faith website
Counting Kindness reviewed with suggested activities.
Counting in Green featured for Green Libraries Week
“A cosy picture book to get your child wondering about our world and what little actions can have a big difference for the environment.”
Kindness and how to make a friend in Anti- Bullying Week Hartford Infant School
Use of ‘Hello! A Counting Book of Kindness’ to support Anti-Bullying Week and an understanding of refugees.
Unlikely Skylight Reconnects Childhood Friends
“[W]hat struck me most is how honest her writing feels. It doesn’t read like something written for approval. It feels lived, raw, and true. Her stories come from a place of reflection and memory, and the impact lingers.”
Gathering Books website features Counting Kindness
Counting Kindness featured among many excellent diverse picturebooks.
Iedereen telt mee! part of this Library haul
Part of an excellent library harvest by Mehsi.
New Zealand website Bookhero on Counting in Green
“This engaging story fosters a love for both numbers and the environment in a charming and educational manner.”
Unlikely Skylight reviewed (Goodreads)
“Hollis Kurman offers something increasingly rare in contemporary poetry: clarity without compromise, intimacy without indulgence. After a second reading of this luminous book, one is struck not just by the craftsmanship of Kurman’s verse, but by the quiet force of her honesty.”