The Baby Club at Fougaro
Tiny book lovers meet at the Kid's Library of Fougaro and take part in a circle of activities designed to introduce them to books and the Library, while they play and laugh together… In this way, reading becomes a beloved habit and a natural part of children’s everyday life from an early age!
Friday 10 October, 7.00pm
Tribute to Eric Carle!
we read and perform the book From head to toe!
for children aged 1 - 2 - 3 & their parents
Friday 17 October, 7.00pm
Tribute to Eric Carle!
we read and perform the book The very hungry caterpillar!
for children aged 4+ & their parents
Friday 24 October, 7.00pm
Tribute to Eric Carle!
we read and perform the book Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see?
for children aged 1 - 2 - 3 & their parents
Friday 31 October, 7.00pm
Tribute to Eric Carle!
we read and perform the book The tiny seed
for children aged 4+ & their parents
Friday 7 November, 7.00pm
Tribute to Hervé Tullet!
we read and perform the book Un livre
for children aged 1 - 2 - 3 & their parents
Friday 14 November, 7.00pm
Tribute to Hervé Tullet!
we read and perform the book Un livre
for children aged 4+ & their parents
Friday 21 November, 7.00pm
Tribute to Hervé Tullet!
we read and perform the book Oh! Un livre qui fait des sons
for children aged 1 - 2 - 3 & their parents
Friday 28 November, 7.00pm
Tribute to Hervé Tullet!
we read and perform the book Sans titre
for children aged 4+ & their parents
Friday 5 December, 7.00pm
Tribute to Hervé Tullet!
we read and perform the book Sans titre
for children aged 1 - 2 - 3 & their parents
Friday 12 December, 7.00pm
Tribute to Hervé Tullet!
we read and perform the book Oh! Un livre qui fait des sons
for children aged 4+ & their parents
Friday 16 January, 7.00pm
Tribute to Hector Dexet!
Hector Dexet is a great favourite among the contemporary authors of children's books. Using vivid colours, simple lines and some clever interactive ideas, he has managed to turn early reading into a game of discovery.
His work is fully adapted to infant and preschool ages when visual exploration is the key.
Little stories, great discoveries!
for children aged 1 - 2 - 3 & their parents
Friday 23 January, 7.00pm
Tribute to Hector Dexet!
Hector Dexet is a great favourite among the contemporary authors of children's books. Using vivid colours, simple lines and some clever interactive ideas, he has managed to turn early reading into a game of discovery.
His work is fully adapted to infant and preschool ages when visual exploration is the key.
Little stories, great discoveries!
for children aged 4+ & their parents
Friday 13 February, 6.30pm
This Carnival… we’re marrying the crab!
Fairy tales, songs, and a festive Carnival ribbon dance for parents with young children!
Put on your costumes and join us for play, dancing, and lots of laughter!
for children aged 1 - 2 - 3 & their parents
Friday 20 February, 6.30pm
This Carnival… we’re marrying the crab!
Fairy tales, songs, and a festive Carnival ribbon dance for parents with young children!
Put on your costumes and join us for play, dancing, and lots of laughter!
for children aged 3+ & their parents
Saturday 7 March, 11.30am
for children aged 1 - 2 - 3 & their parents
We read the book “Shh! We Have a Plan” by Chris Haughton, published by Kokkino.
A hilarious story about four friends trying to catch a beautiful bird in the forest…
Saturday 14 March, 11.30am
for children aged 3 - 6 & their parents
We are reading Sam McBratney’s beloved story “Guess How Much I Love You!” illustrated by Anita Jeram, published by Papadopoulos.
A tender story about Little and Big Hare, who try to discover who loves the other… more!
But how do you measure love? With outstretched little arms? Up to the moon? Or perhaps all the way to the moon and back?
Saturday 21 March, 11.30am
for children aged 3 - 6 & their parents
On the occasion of World Poetry Day (March 21), we read a special book: “Here’s a Poem That Heals Fish” by Jean-Pierre Siméon, illustrated by Olivier Tallec, published by Mikri Selini.
Little Arthur faces a very serious problem: his favorite fish, Léon, is in danger of dying… from boredom! To save him, Arthur must discover what a poem is. And so begins a quest full of questions…
Through simple yet deeply poetic images, the book shows us that poetry is not a difficult definition, but a way of seeing the world: a moment, a feeling, the magic hidden in words.
Saturday 28 March, 11.30am
for children aged 1 - 2 - 3 & their parents
We are reading the beloved children’s book “Lost” by Chris Haughton, who wrote the text and created the distinctive illustrations, published by Kokkinos.
A little owl falls out of her nest and gets lost in the forest. Fortunately, a kind—but slightly confused—squirrel decides to help her find her mother. But to succeed, he must first learn what her mother looks like!
A tender and humorous story for little children, full of colors, repetition, and sweet misunderstandings.
Can you describe your mother to someone who has never seen her before?
Saturday 4 April, 11.30am
for children aged 3 - 6 & their parents
On the occasion of International Children’s Book Day (April 2), we read Maria Papagianni’s book “Tell a Story”, illustrated by Iris Samartzi.
Pes-pes and Mia create a story together… What if Mia is a girl and Pes-pes is a little blue ladybug?
Storytelling takes at least two people: one to weave the story and another to encourage with “tell, tell!”
And so an adventure is born… because when you’re a child, you always have the same dream: to live an adventure!
