Announcing the launch of the Bring Me A Book Institute
Our youngest donors – Zoe & Scott Tsang
Bring Me A Book Hong Kong installed its 6th bookcase library for The Spastics Association of Hong Kong, the latest one at Shek Wai Kok Pre-School Centre in Tsuen Wan, New Territories, providing special needs children with easy access to quality children’s books. A big thanks to our little donors, six year-old Zoe and four […]
Let’s get started
In Annie Ho’s weekly column, she shared some children books related to start school.
Don’t miss the Feng Zikai Exhibition at the Hong Kong Museum of Art this Summer!
Feng Zikai (1898 – 1975) was an educationist, man of letters and artist who excelled in painting, Chinese calligraphy, music and architecture. Mr. Feng created cartoons using a style that was a hybrid of Chinese and Western techniques, with subject matters drawn from everyday life. This exhibition will be presented under two themes, “Creating a […]
“Igniting the Passion to Read” Volunteer Reading Program
To celebrate Give & Gain Day in May, Bring Me A Book collaborated with Target, Aon Hong Kong Limited and Skadden to organize “Igniting the Passion to Read” volunteer reading program for underprivileged children.
Cartoons offer a child’s eye view of China
In her latest SCMP column, Annie introduces the art of Feng Zikai and his legacy.
Heartfelt tribute to a wild imagination
Have you come across any children’s books that should be rated PG? Annie Ho explores this issue in her latest SCMP column, “Heartfelt tribute to a wild imagination
Building children’s reading habits can help them to learn
Professor Andrew Hamilton, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford, strongly believes that “Building children’s reading habits can help them to learn”. When he was two years old, his mother started reading with him and since then, he has always loved reading and learning so much. He recommends parents to start reading with their children when […]
Try these guides before reading the riot act
Is good parenting simply a matter of perspective? Annie Ho explores this question in her latest column
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 for a child Munsch’s twisted tales are an acquired taste BETWEEN THE LINES Annie Ho (familypost@scmp.com) Apr 22, 2012 He’s subversive, raucous, and unexpected. Canadian children’s author Robert Munsch is […]
