"If there is one universal thread that binds all people together, it is their need for stories." - Lisa Lipkin
Bedtime storytelling could feel like a chore, but here are three great reasons to do so:
1. It provides your own imagination a workout - more so when you include sensory details, setting, conflict, twists and dialogue.
2. It forces you to turn off your inner editor - please improvise and let the character lead you forward.
3. You have a captive and honest audience.
Ref: Creative Storytelling: Choosing, Inventing, and Sharing Tales for Children by Jack Maguire.
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