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Prague Reads to Kids
All Prague Reads to Kids
On Monday, 17th October 2011, the Martinic Palace in Prague hosted an event, organized by the NGO Every Czech Reads to Kids. The event was called All Prague Reads to Kids.
All of the beautifully remodelled halls of the Martinic Palace were reserved for kids and fairy-tales and writers, actresses and musicians who read parts of their favorite children´s books.
The main program started at 6 p.m. and included the performances of the Czech band Chinaski with its lead-man Michal Malátný, actresses Klára Issová and Vanda Hybnerová, violin virtuoso Pavel Šporcl, the most read children´s books author Pavel Šrut and the great illustrator of his works, Galina Miklínová. The most popular Czech writer, Michal Viewegh, came with his whole family. And the biggest surprise, probably, was the special guest - the famous Robert Fulghum.
The LIStOVáNí ensemble with Lukáš Hejlík presented a dramatized reading for kids of the book Frog and Toad by Albert Lobel.
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The speaker with Mrs. Eva Katrusakova, President of "All of Czech Reads to Kids". |
The Chinaski band rocked the floor with their song fromthe Autopohádky (Car-y-tales) „Duše z gumy" (The Rubber Soul). |
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A well known and well liked actress, Klára Issová, reading "the Education of Little Tree" by Forrest Carter. |
Pavel Šporcl with the book of poems "Nemalujte čerta na zeď" by Jiří Žáček in his right hand and the violin in the left. |
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Michal Malátný very much enjoyed reading the "Crazy Fairy Tales" by Ludvík Askenazy. He read them just like he does at home - lying down. |
Do you know what The Even Eater Hihlik that eats Mr. Vavrined's socks looks like? If not, look at this picture. The President of the Every Czech Reads to Kids organization is holding him in her arms. |
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From across the ocean, Captain Kindergarten came to visit. Robert Fulghum came to remind us, that all important things can be learned in kindergarten. |
LiStOVáNí presented a very nice story of two inseparable friends - Frog and Toad. Both the little kids and the experienced adults could find a moral in the story. |
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All of the beautifully remodelled halls of the Martinic Palace were reserved for kids and fairy-tales and writers, actresses and musicians who read parts of their favorite children´s books. |
Helium balloons with fairytales were waiting for both the kids and adults in the backstage. |
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| Everybody wanted to catch a fairytale. |
Which fairytale is there? |
8th October 2012
The project, "Every Czech Reads to Kids" a Lifelong Learning Programme GRUNDTVIG
The collaboration of nine partners from eight different countries (Czech Republic, Hungary, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, Turkey, Spain) will draw experience from different types of volunteer services, some with longer traditions, others with less.
3rd October 2012
EVERY CZECH READS TO KIDS® TAKES PART IN A CHILDREN'S BOOK PUBLICATION FOR THE FIRST TIME!
LIKA KLUB publishing house in collaboration with Every Czech Reads to Kids non-profit organisation currently publishes a great book by the Italian writer Gianni Rodari entitled "Fairy Tales over the Phone",
2nd October 2012
New Poster Every Czech Reads to Kids.
2nd December 2011
