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lisez, jouez et decouvrez La Scandinavie avec Andersen -by Paul de Roujoux, Pamela Labonnelie and Mireille Ballero. Illustrations by Martine Bourre c1975 editions des deux coqs d’or
La Scandinavie avec Andersen is a beautiful children’s book about Scandinavian culture. The book is filled with stories, games and activities. Just think, your child could be making his/her very own Nils Holgersson costume right now! For the budding young history buff, there’s a section on the Drakkars and Vikings. If your child is too scared to look at tough guys with helmets, head straight to the fuzzy Nordic animals in chapter one. Have a four year old that’s into logging? No problem, this book has you covered. There’s a section on the Scandinavian timber industry in the middle of the book. Soon your young one will be able to turn raw material into fine Danish furniture!
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The Fall Book Harvest will be held this coming Friday at the North Vancouver Public Library, 120 West 14th Street, North Vancouver, BC. Both my 9-year-old daughter and I are looking forward to attending this event! Put on by the North Vancouver Public Library, the BC Coalition for School Libraries, and CWILL BC (Children’s Writers and Illustrators of British Columbia), the afternoon will feature live presentations, free autographs, displays, door prizes, activities, a book sale hosted by Kidsbooks, and a chance for local schools to win a free author visit. Over 30 authors and illustrators are scheduled to appear, including one of my daughter’s favorites (and mine!), Margriet Ruurs! I’ll be sure to bring the camera and try to post some photos next week.
