164 pages
A4 landscape
ISBN-10: 0 948080 68 X
ISBN-13: 978 0 948080 68 5

Have faith in the past. Don't walk away. You can't take it with you. Love one another. Use your head. Love life. Keep going. Look with new eyes. Let go. And keep on telling stories. This is humanity. This is the inside of stories. This is wisdom and hope of changing worlds.
Angela Wood and Robin Richardson have worked as teachers, teacher-trainers, advisers and inspectors.

Angela Wood is the author of Religions (Longman), Faith stories for today (BBC/Longman), Assembly Kit (BBC/Longman) and Homing in May 1998.
Robin Richardson's most recent book is Daring to be a teacher.

At a time when once again the curriculum is under review this book is an invaluable resource to refresh the spirit of all children . I recommend it to all of our schools unreservedly. - Reaction

It is difficult to convey the spirit of this book in a review - a bit like translating poetry into dull hackneyed prose... We have come to expect originality and challenge from both these authors and they do not disappoint. Not the least of their skill is the scope and the range of its worth, for RE, PSE, Collective worship, English Language, teaching and, most of all perhaps, for earthing that word we hear so much about these days - the spiritual dimension of experience. - Look, Hear

The book has much wider uses that the RE classroom. Anyone involved in taking secondary assemblies would find it invaluable. Those involved in PSE would find a wealth of stories that explore the spiritual, moral and cultural themes of life. It provides an essential tool for anyone who is experienced or inexperienced at story telling with pupils. The experience and combination of Angela Wood and Robin Richardson has resulted in a book that I feel is a must in every school. - The Sharp Working Party on World Religions in Education