Montreal’s Book Fair promises an exciting lineup of activities this Sunday. Book lovers and families will find numerous events that cater to all ages.
Must-See Highlights at Montreal Book Fair This Sunday
A Musical Tale for Children
Ari Cui Cui invites little ones to a delightful session featuring her new musical story. Children can sing and dance during the performance of “Boucle d’or et les trois ours.” This unique retelling focuses on the emotions of the characters and resonates with the feelings children experience while listening to the tale.
Join Ari Cui Cui from 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM at the Espace jeunesse le Lait. This event is perfect for nurturing a love of storytelling in young audiences.
Literary Discussion on Magical Realism
Visit the Agora for a captivating conversation between two acclaimed authors, Heather O’Neill and Paul Kawczak. They will explore themes from O’Neill’s “La capitale des rêves” and Kawczak’s “Le bonheur.” This discussion will delve into how magical realism reflects historical events and the role of fiction in addressing world conflicts.
This engaging session is scheduled from 12:15 PM to 1:15 PM, offering deep insights into the power of narrative.
Cozy Storytime in Pajamas
This Sunday, don your pajamas for a whimsical storytime with Tania Baladi. She will read from her latest book, “Prends un numéro!” which follows a hare encountering peculiar signs during a forest stroll. The story’s absurd finale is sure to incite laughter among both children and adults.
Come and join this fun event from 9:30 AM to 10:00 AM at the Espace jeunesse le Lait, making it an enjoyable start to your Sunday at the fair.
Event Summary
- Ari Cui Cui’s Performance: “Boucle d’or et les trois ours” – 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM, Espace jeunesse le Lait
- Author Discussion: Heather O’Neill and Paul Kawczak – 12:15 PM to 1:15 PM, Agora
- Tania Baladi’s Storytime: “Prends un numéro!” – 9:30 AM to 10:00 AM, Espace jeunesse le Lait
These highlights ensure that the Montreal Book Fair is a must-visit event this Sunday. Attendees can look forward to engaging activities and meaningful discussions while celebrating the joy of reading.
