Friendship & KindnessAnd plenty of hands-on activities for little ones! This week our spotlight is on StoryMachine, our exciting programme for families, children, and young adults. Join us from the 20 - 30 of May to start your family's day off with a dose of kindness, break records, make friends, and so much more.
Read on to discover some of our StoryMachine highlights!
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Counting Kindness with Barroux |
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In a StoryMachine exclusive, award-winning illustrator Barroux creates a new short film about kindness every day during ILFDublin. Keep an eye on our Facebook, Instagram and Twitter pages for a new video each day throughout our festival dates, 20th -30th May 2021.
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Let's Get Busy!A hands-on daily series for budding writers, illustrators, and bookworms! |
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Get busy every morning with the likes of Patricia Forde and Chris Haughton giving power to your pencil or inspiring authors and activists like Angie Thomas and Holly Bourne to empower your beliefs, this series encourages participation and creation, no matter what your age! |
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Highest Lego tower? Telling jokes? Join Jenny Pearson and see what records you can smash at home!
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Create a book cover featuring your very own climate-controlling Weatherling character!
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Past Secrets & Hidden StoriesFor fans of history, secrets, and mysteries! |
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When the Sky Falls by Phil Earle is inspired by a true story. Joseph must make a terrible choice when he is left alone to guard a silverback gorilla’s cage in a deserted zoo. When the Blitz comes, will he have to shoot the animal rather than let it run wild?
In The Valley of Lost Secrets Jimmy is evacuated from London to a small village in Wales and feels completely out of place. But when he finds a skull hidden in a tree, the valley becomes more frightening than the war. |
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StoryMachine PodcastA five-part series exploring diverse aspects of childrens' literature. |
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BookmarksNew & Notable Updates |
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| Tolka is a new biannual literary journal of non-fiction: publishing essays, reportage, travel writing, auto-fiction, individual stories and the writing that flows in between. Issue One will be published later this month; pre-order now!
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| International Literature Festival Dublin is a Dublin City Council initiative, kindly supported by The Arts Council and Dublin UNESCO City of Literature.
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