Join Rory as he shares a Story With Rory that’s Saving The World One, Book At A Time. This month, Rory dives into “Alone” by Scott Stuart, a heart-warming tale about the power of friendship.
In this enchanting story, Earth embarks on a journey through the solar system in search of a friend. Despite facing rejection from Mercury, Mars, and Jupiter, Earth remains hopeful. Each encounter teaches Earth something new about the planets and their unique characteristics. Mercury, being closest to the Sun, is too hot and busy to make friends. Mars, with its cold and barren landscape, feels too isolated to connect. Jupiter, the largest planet, is surrounded by its many moons and feels it has enough company.
However, Earth’s perseverance pays off when it finally finds a friend who understands and appreciates its qualities. This new friend helps Earth realize that true friendship is about acceptance and understanding, no matter how different we may seem. In the end, the true essence of friendship shines through, proving that even in the vastness of space, we are never truly alone.
This story is a wonderful reminder of the importance of Children’s Health Rights. When children have access to healthcare and support, they never have to feel alone. Health Rights ensure that every child can grow up feeling safe, supported, and understood.
Additionally, reading is a fantastic form of self-care. It can significantly improve our mental health and wellbeing. Books like “Alone” offer comfort, teach valuable lessons, and provide an escape from everyday stresses. By immersing ourselves in stories, we can find solace, gain new perspectives, and foster a sense of connection with the world around us.
Michelle Wilson, Head Of Children’s Services at Children’s Health Scotland stated “Stories are vital for children’s health and development. They not only ignite imagination and creativity but also provide a safe space for children to explore their emotions and understand the world around them. Through stories, children can learn valuable life lessons, build empathy, and develop resilience. At Children’s Health Scotland, we believe that every child deserves the opportunity to experience the transformative power of storytelling.”
We’d to thank Scott Stuart for giving us permissions to have Rory read his book ‘Alone’. Scott Stuart is a Best-Selling Children’s Book Author. His books have appeared on numerous best-seller lists across the globe, been translated into over a dozen languages, been adapted for the stage and screen, as well as receiving nominations for Children’s Book of the Year & Picture Book of the Year.
