Do children’s books always need to have good role models?
In her latest column, Annie explores the grey line between making a story book fun and interesting for the reader, and setting a good example
Today (23 April) marks World Book and Copyright Day Celebration
“World Book Day” established in 1995 by UNESCO’s General Conference seeks to promote reading, publishing and the protection of intellectual property through copyright. To celebrate
Thinking aloud: Rediscovering the joy of Storytelling
In her latest SCMP article, Annie gives a refreshingly honest reminder of what reading to your child is all about… Related Weekly Column: SCMP –
Less is More
Annie Ho discusses the power that wordless books can have in capturing a child’s imagination. Read her latest article in SCMP’s Sunday Morning Post (11
Some Habits Die Fast
Some habits die fast. But others, like reading aloud and children enjoying dog-eared picture books thankfully remain intact. Find out more from Annie Ho’s recent
World Read Aloud Day Celebration
To celebrate World Read Aloud Day (7th March 2012), we installed our 149th library at a Child Care Centre in Sham Shui Po to encourage
Media Clipping – Sunday Morning Post (19 Feb, 2012)
Weekly Column written by BMABHK Board Governor, Annie Ho in SCMP’s Sunday Family Post – Some books are for reading, others for shelf esteem. Related
Media Clipping – Sunday Morning Post (12 Feb, 2012)
Weekly Column written by BMABHK Board Governor, Annie Ho in SCMP’s Sunday Family Post –Rhyme flies when you’re having fun: Why Poet Stanza’ bove the
A Family Reading Affair, 17-18 March
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to join Hong Kong’s first ever literary feast for the whole family to enjoy! The weekend event will be held on 17-18 March with author talks, poetry sessions, panel discussion, book-making workshops, language games and arts and crafts.
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Mem’s The Word Luncheon 19 March
We are very privileged to have best-selling Australian children’s author Mem Fox host a luncheon on 19 March on behalf of BMABHK. Mem rarely travels overseas nowadays so this is a special opportunity to meet her, be inspired by her and ask her any questions you might have about reading with your kids.
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