Category: Children’s Books

Why AI Should Never Replace True Human Creatives

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been making waves in almost every industry you can think of, and yes, that includes the world of design and illustration. You might be wondering, “Is AI the future of creativity?” Well, here at Happydesigner, we firmly believe that while AI has its place, it can never truly replace human creativity….

Book of the Month Review: “Signing Friends” – A Journey into Makaton Signing for Children

Embracing the World of “Signing Friends” When it comes to unlocking communication skills, especially for little ones, there’s nothing more rewarding than finding the perfect tool to make learning fun and accessible. That’s precisely what the “Signing Friends” book series achieves. This collaborative project between the much-loved Singing Hands team and us here at Happydesigner…

Book of the Month Review – Series Spotlight on Tawny Owl Wood

Step Into The Magical World of Tawny Owl Wood Get ready to immerse yourself in the magical world of Tawny Owl Wood — a place where diversity, inclusion, and environmental awareness come alive through stories of humans, fairies, and woodland creatures. Designed for children aged 2-12, this series of books is packed with thoughtful messages…

The Self-Publishing Success Guide: Tips and Tricks

Self-publishing has never been more accessible or exciting for aspiring authors. Whether you’re looking to publish a children’s book, a novel, or a non-fiction work, the creative freedom and personal satisfaction that come from doing it yourself are unmatched. The best part? You don’t have to go it alone. With a bit of guidance, you…

Book of the Month Review: Strong and Mighty Max – A Heartwarming Tale of Acceptance and Dreams

We’re thrilled to share this special book review of one of our fantastic projects, Strong and Mighty Max. Written by Kristina Gray and illustrated by our very own Sarah, this delightful book is a celebration of uniqueness, courage, and self-acceptance. Kristina was inspired by her son, Samuel, who was born with achondroplasia, and her story…

Nurturing Empathy Through Stories: How Books Help Kids Understand Big Emotions

Stories have an innate ability to connect with our emotions, and this is especially true for children. From the earliest fairy tales to contemporary picture books, stories serve as both mirrors and windows. They reflect the experiences of the reader, allowing children to see their own feelings and struggles mirrored in the characters and situations…

Exploring the Influence of Classic Fairy Tales on Modern Storytelling

Classic fairy tales have long held a unique place in the cultural fabric of societies worldwide. These stories, passed down through generations, are more than just tales of fantasy; they are reflections of the human experience, imbued with moral lessons, universal themes, and archetypal characters. From the humble beginnings of oral storytelling to the pages…

The Magic of Childhood: How Stories Shape the Way We See the World

Stories play a pivotal role in childhood, serving as more than mere entertainment. They are integral to shaping how children perceive the world, process emotions, and engage with those around them. These narratives provide the foundational elements of belief systems, values, and the imaginative capacity that drives creativity and problem-solving skills. At Happydesigner, our work…

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