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This month, we're going somewhere a little differe This month, we're going somewhere a little different in our bookclub. For 2 days, we're diving into BANNED BOOKS- stories that have been challenged, censored or removed from shelves, and the fascinating questions they raise about books, freedom, and who gets to decide what children should read. And then, for 9 days, we're celebrating Navratri through stories- exploring the nine forms of the Goddess through stories and reflect on the power we carry within us ➡️Faq about book club - Book club is a subscription based readaloud program. Simply click the subscribe button on my profile to join. We meet once a week, online to read aloud, share and reflect on some special books. Each readaloud is approx 20 minutes long. To join live, simply click on my profile picture on Tuesday at 9 pm. - The recordings are available for the whole month and found under the crown icon of my profile. - Age guidelines- we currently have 3 years to 13 year olds to adults ;). Try for a month to see if your child enjoys it independently or with guidance and you can unsubscribe if you don't think it suits you. - There is a month wise channel as well.Please don't forget to join it as I share post reading resources on it. To join please check under messages-channels- invites or ATbookclub story highlights for a step by step. As always sep reads will be deleted by eod Oct 6th. Only bookish love and bookish light here, Vaishali
I think Roald Dahl books have some beautiful eleme I think Roald Dahl books have some beautiful elements - children are at the centre of the story ( the adults are slightly towards the edges), they have agency and the stories are set in ordinary worlds with just a hint of magic or strangeness. Here are 5 books you can try instead of or after Roald Dahl. - Part 1. These are books where adults don't always have the answers, in fact some of them are villains. These are books where children aren't just here for the ride but rather driving the story. #ammatoday
Please do not ask me for links. Take some time to Please do not ask me for links. Take some time to go through the carousel and look for whichever titles speak to you. Have you checked out part 1 yet?
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