Published Books
I am a best-selling author with more than 35 books published by Bloomsbury Education and Routledge.
For Children
For Parents/Carers and Teachers
It’s honour that two of my books made it onto the Reading Well list.


Books for Children
My Let’s Talk series of picture books cover a variety of wellbeing topics and are great for children to share with an adult (they can prompt brilliant conversations) or for children to explore on their own.
Illustrated by the wonderful Sarah Jennings.
Recommended by the Sue Atkins ITVs Parenting Coach’s Book Club

Also out in paperback
Much of the Let’s Talk series is now published in paperback.
This series is great for prompting meaningful conversations with children about worries, friendships, celebrating diversity and a whole load of different emotions!

“Molly Potter’s books are just gorgeous and this one is another winner! Lots of great thoughts, ideas and practical ways to discuss diversity in all its forms. With Sarah Jennings’ illustrations, they are perfect books”
Kathy Brodie – Early Years expert and host of Early Years TV
Books for Parents/Carers and Teachers
I have written teaching resources and books for parents/carers on a variety of topics mostly relating to wellbeing and creative thinking

The Power Of Emotional Intelligence
This comprehensive book is an excellent toolkit for primary schools any adult working with children who wishes to improve emotional intelligence all round. Learn more…


PSHE
PSHE and citizenship photocopiable activities 9-11
PSHE and citizenship photocopiable activities 7-9
Sex and relationships Education 9-11 The no-nonsense guide to sex education for all teachers
Sex and relationships Education 7-9 The no-nonsense guide to sex education for all teachers
100 ideas for secondary teachers: Tutor time


Supporting Behaviour
100 ideas for Primary Teachers: Behaviour management
and

Secondary Tutor Time Activities
Transition to High School
Moving On Up: All You Need to Ease the Transition from Primary to Secondary School (Inspirational Ideas)
100 ideas for primary teachers: Transition to secondary school
Parents’ survival guide to starting secondary school: Ease the transition for you and your child (for parents/carers)


Teaching controversial issues
Poverty: Teaching controversial issues
Violence: Teaching controversial issues
“This is one of those books where you think ‘it looks good on paper, can it really be that good in real life?’, and, I have to say, this book is better that various others I have tried. The children were naturally enthusiastic to several of these lessons (no mean feat, all things considered) and many children displayed hidden depths.”
Amazon review