Isabel Wyatt Libri

These magical tales take us through the highlights of the year, through festivals and birthdays. Perfect for six and seven-year-olds.

A classic early reading book for Steiner-Waldorf Classes 1 and 2 (age 6-8).

A widely-used first reading book for Waldorf schools.

A collection of fifteen magical wonder tales from master storyteller Isabel Wyatt, for children aged seven and up.

A heart-warming and inspiring picture book adaptation of the classic fairy tale from master storyteller Isabel Wyatt, accompanied by ethereal watercolour illustrations by Waldorf artist and teacher Sara Parrilli.

This collection of poetry explores a range of emotions and experiences, offering readers a profound glimpse into the human condition. Each poem is crafted with vivid imagery and evocative language, inviting reflection and connection. The themes vary from love and loss to nature and identity, showcasing the poet's versatility and depth. Through lyrical expression, the collection aims to resonate with diverse audiences, making it a poignant addition to contemporary poetry.

This retelling explores the captivating legends surrounding King Arthur's castle and his Knights, offering a new perspective on the timeless tales of chivalry, honor, and adventure. Readers will discover the intricate relationships and moral dilemmas faced by iconic characters, as well as the rich historical context that shapes their legendary quests. The narrative invites both new and seasoned fans of Arthurian lore to immerse themselves in the magic and intrigue of this enduring saga.

A collection of thrilling Norse tales of war and love, magic and destiny by renowned storyteller Isabel Wyatt. Includes the epic sagas The Saga of King Ragnar Goatskin, The Dream of King Alfdan and Thorkill of Iceland.

Four stories have been selected from the classic Waldorf collection for early readers, Hay for my Ox. Edited and - with a light touch! - modernized for learners of English, they are suitable for use in Classes 4 or 5 of Waldorf Schools. The language is easy to understand, though a little more difficult than the well-known reader, The Pancake, and the stories will be enjoyed for their humour and many surprises. Frequent (but never boring!) repetition gives young learners the practice they need on their way to becoming confident readers.- The story is richly illustrated with new watercolour paintings by Christiane Lesch - pictures which themselves offer many opportunities for conversation work in class. -The Work Section comprises an extensive Page by Page vocabulary and over ninety exercises, offering practice with question words, tense-changing, forming questions, describing pictures and various forms of vocabulary-work. There is material for varied ability levels, from weak pupils to faster learners. - A List of English Irregular Verbs rounds off this new reader.