Nolly and Groogle: The Gillows of Crimpley Creek

Story by Sue Gordon
Social Worker
and
Sandy Litt
Psychologist and Hypnotherapist

Illustrations by Samuel Schmid

Teaching Protective Behaviour.

Nolly and Groogle: The Gillows of Crimpley Creek is an updated electronic version of the 1988 classic on teaching Protective Behaviour to children as part of the Protective Behaviours Program, first introduced into many schools in the 1990’s.

The book is intended to be read to and read by very young children and will still be enjoyed by children up to 5 or 6 years old.

With completely new illustrations by Samuel Schmid, Nolly and Groogle: The Gillows of Crimpley Creek is an ideal book to help children develop the self esteem and self worth necessary and learn the skills to protect themselves in the age of cyber bullying, pornography on the net and internet child abuse.

Feedback on ‘Nolly and Groogle: The Gillows of Crimpley Creek’

“I was really impressed and am now quite fond of this book. Each page is clear and has a distinct message and feeling.
The language is beautifully themed to be understood by little ones and the adults that read it to them. I love this book!”
Meg
Mother of 3

“What a great book for young children! Nolly and Groogle show children how to identify feelings of emotion such as happiness, sadness, fear or anxiety. The book is written so cleverly as to allow children to associate their own lived experiences such as an argument with a sibling, or fear of swimming to the experiences of Nolly and Groogle and how these feelings can be overcome. I love it!”
Melody