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Roz Port, working on the Childrens Storytelling Festival
ReplyDeleteI'm developing an interactive story for the website and would like to ask the client which key childrens books are going to be focused on at the festival? To make the story more relevant I will be including them.
Thanks
Roz Port
Unfortunately I do not have any further information to add in terms of content at this stage.
ReplyDeleteJean
Hi Roz,
ReplyDeleteIt looks like there are still a number of Q's to answer in terms of content for the Children's Storytelling site. Much of this is agreed by committee nearer the dates of running.
We've recently heard that this year's fest will move from it's previous Jun running to Sept 2011. As such there will be more decisions to be made and these will still be ongoing after your hand in of provisional sites in May 2011 I'd imagine..
As such, my best suggest would be to use something generic ref-wise but possibly well known at primary school age reading.. Maybe either: "The Gruffalo" by Julia Donaldson [Illus by Axel Shiffler], "Cat in the Hat by Dr Seuss" or "We're Going on a Bear Hunt" - Michael Rosen [There's video of him reading this on YouTube too].
Hope this helps in the short term..
Andy
Thanks Jean and Andy,
ReplyDeleteThe examples you've given are really helpful, thanks Andy.
Roz