Children?s play

Updated on: Tuesday, November 23, 2010

To celebrate Childrens’ Day, American Library is organizing two programs for school students in the Lincoln Room, American Center on November 29. Word wise, to be held from 10.30 a.m.-1 p.m., the first ever word play competition for students in the age group 15-18 will see them wrack their brains over crosswords that will test their knowledge of English, Geography and Science followed by Rebus rounds. For registration contact Maitreyee Mukhoty (phone) 3984 6399; (e-mail) [email protected]; Fax: 2288 2445. This will be followed by an evening with Sarah Prineas, an American fantasy author. Reading excerpts from her book The Magic Thief, she’ll also share her thoughts on the art of creative writing. Teen writer Anshuman Mohan will share his experience as well. For registration contact Debasis Ghosh(phone) 3984 6336, 91633 65787; (e-mail) [email protected], Fax: 2288 2445.
 

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