Sense Able Story

Lord Pigeon

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Paperback

£9.95

A gentle sensory story inviting children to slow down, notice deeply, and discover how ordinary moments and overlooked heroes quietly shape the world.

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About the book

Sense Able Story – Lord Pigeon is a calm, sensory-friendly picture book that invites children to experience the world through observation, touch, and quiet attention.

Following Lord Pigeon, an unassuming bird who watches the world from lamp posts, streets, and skies, the story gently explores memory, bravery, patience, and historical awareness without pressure or fear. Each page pairs simple, thoughtful text with sensory prompts that encourage children to engage using their own surroundings, textures, and materials.

The book is designed to be read, listened to, and experienced. QR codes unlock optional extended audio narration and soundscapes, allowing children to engage in ways that suit them best. Some will read. Some will listen. Some will explore through touch and movement. All approaches are valid.

Rather than instructing children what to think or feel, Lord Pigeon creates space for noticing, reflection, and meaning to emerge naturally. It is a story about quiet courage, overlooked contributions, and the idea that importance often happens without applause.

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“Great things don’t always look impressive while they’re happening.”

Children’s sensory picture book

To help children slow down, notice deeply, and build quiet confidence through experience

Children, parents, educators, and anyone who values calm, thoughtful learning

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About the Author

Mark McIntyre

Mark McIntyre is the creator of the Sense Able Story methodology, a calm, sensory-first approach to storytelling that treats attention, curiosity, and agency as foundations for learning.

His work focuses on creating stories that are experienced rather than consumed, inviting readers to explore the world through observation, touch, listening, and reflection. Mark’s books avoid instruction and pressure, instead offering gentle frameworks that allow meaning to emerge naturally.

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children’s sensory book, calm storytelling, sense able story, sensory learning, quiet bravery, observation skills, inclusive children’s books, experiential reading, historical awareness for children, lord pigeon