Unlock the Secrets of Living Well with Sticks & Stones: A Guide from Diane Alber of Sticks Magazine

Megan: We have purchased this book and scribble stones. Both cute books, the kids really like reading and doing the activities!

United States on May 23, 2023

Maxafornia: It has a good moral to it. A story of a distressed stick

United States on Mar 29, 2023

Ben Y: This is a nice story and pictures, and made a nice Christmas gift for our 3-year-old. She still wants to build a bird house!

United States on Oct 21, 2022

Ayesha Saeed: Hello! This is a great book and my daughter enjoyed reading it. I just wish that there could have been more of a plot. Thank you!

United States on Jul 12, 2022

Babbie: SO, You’re the one with the leftover stick! This is serious business, exactly where did you place this super talented stick? Did you even try to give Stick a helping hand? Of course I know that you’re busy, Stick was not too busy to politely hold your frozen treat until y o u were finished. Quickly find Stick and as many of its sad, lonely, discarded relatives as can be located.

YOU, my friend, are about to change History. First gather all of Stick’s clan and gently bathe them in warm soapy water and dry them. Stick always says that it’s hard to do your best when covered with icky sticky. Now, let yourself dream. Pictures of the many possibilities will drift like puffy white clouds across your mind. Many clean sticks can be glued together to make a bird feeder like the one in the STICKS book. Just one of Stick’s clan would make a good bookmark. A teacher or parent could write special notes on sticks - like: good listening during math; your homework has been showing extra care; thanks for sharing pencils with Ann so quietly; your room looks so great!; what a big help to have sis read to you- the things to say are endless and each child can save in a ziplock. Put...

United States on Sep 13, 2020

Carrie MacLean: This is an amazing book because it teaches us that if you are a used stick with something on it you can be creative and make art

Canada on Jul 07, 2020

Kindle Customer: A beautifully well written story touching on how things in life can be re-used in ways we may have not thought of. Purchased for my son who has been watching the recent 'One Planet' series on Netflix, this book is fun yet highlights the need to re-use and recycle materials, which is such a great message for the next generation.

United Kingdom on Apr 28, 2019

Clare Thompson: This is a really cute story and I love the illustrations. Nice ideas of way to reuse ice-lolly sticks. Nice book for summer activity ideas.

United Kingdom on Apr 27, 2019

Rebecca Hamer: I am in love with this Indie author/illustrator Diane Alber....... She sparks creativity and provides a moral message in the story. I am a teacher and my students absolutely loved the story and were inspired to create their own artworks afterwards. It is one of the most popular books in our classroom.

Australia on Apr 27, 2019