| Not only did the city light up with lights and celebrations in the last month, there has been much buzz in Eureka Kids Club too. New book releases, weekly Read-Alouds, Halloween celebrations and entering the last leg of Bookaroo preparations – we are here to share them all with you.
Bookaroo Delhi and Vadodara 2023 Check out – and share – the Delhi Programme Schedule here. If you are visiting Vadodara in early December or have friends and family there, do take a look at – and share – the programme schedule of Bookaroo Vadodara. The speakers’ line-up is out and is a beautiful spread of 58 sessions with 29 storytellers, illustrators, authors and more. Check out the Vadodara Programme Schedule here. New Book Releases
Looking for book recommendations for Diwali? Talk to us at 8826910021 and we will recommend from our diverse range of curated book collection. What’s Brewing at the Eureka! Kids Club? The Spookiest Read-Aloud The bookshop staff too was not to be left behind. They put their best ‘face’ forward complete with scars and horns!
Read-aloud in Bangla Read-Aloud with Lavanya Karthik On popular demand, we are moving our events from Friday to Saturday. On Saturday, November 4th, we have author-illustrator Lavanya Karthik coming all the way from Mumbai, to regale you with the story of Cyrus the Whyrus – who has a lot of whys! Join Lavanya to find out why the whys must be stopped. Time: 5:30 PM onwards Want to get these updates on WhatsApp? Come, join the Eureka! Kids Club community, an initiative of Eureka! Bookstore, Delhi. The platform has been set-up to send you book recommendations, special offers, news about in-store events and updates about Bookaroo, our flagship Children’s Literature Festival. Be a part of this community of young booklovers. Share, discuss and choose better! https://chat.whatsapp.com/
Obituary: Cathy Spagnoli (February 10, 1950-October 20, 2023) |
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Halloween special Read Aloud, as she read from The Room on the Broom by Julia Donaldson last Friday. Her cackle and her whisper, her booming voice and crackling laughter were ably matched by the children’s creative Halloween outfits. We had paper cauldrons and wands. Witch hats and scarred faces. Ooooh! It was a spooky time indeed.
who hadn’t attended our past few read-alouds. And we welcomed them with open arms and a bag full of stories. We began Satyajit Ray’s classic story, “Sujan Harbola” again, which had been left incomplete the last time we met. The young audience listened, laughed and engaged with so much sincerity, it all made it worthwhile! The parents were happy to see their kids interacting, having fun and absorbing the comfort books and stories bring.
