Frankfurt Book Fair 2020 
Wed 14 – Sun 18 Oct

Storytelling by the Author, followed by quiz with prizes

daily at 2pm CEST 

London 1pm – Frankfurt 2pm – Singapore 8pm – Tokyo 9pm – New York 8am

join with Zoom – login details below
accessible worldwide

free event – registration is NOT required – first come first serve

followed by quiz with prizes

Messy and forgetful, Willy accidentally misses his rugby game. So, Willy decides to take charge of his life, and he starts by tidying up his room. A delightful tale with a twist ending that’s perfect for anyone who needs an extra push to stay organised.

London: 1pm

Frankfurt: 2pm

Singapore: 8pm

Tokyo: 9pm

New York: 8am

Zoom Meeting ID: 977 3061 1306
Passcode: TheFoodABC

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Oliver is so distracted by his new mobile phone that he ignores his friends and the world around him. Will losing his precious phone wake him up to the error of his digital ways? It’s a must-read for any child (and adult!) who spends too much time on mobile devices.

London: 1pm

Frankfurt: 2pm

Singapore: 8pm

Tokyo: 9pm

New York: 8am

Zoom Meeting ID: 974 4786 6005
Passcode: TheFoodABC

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School is tough on Emily. She doesn’t believe she can make the grade. That is ― until Mrs Right teaches her to believe in herself. With the help of one teacher, Emily learns to conquer her self-doubt through positivity, preparation and practice.

London: 1pm

Frankfurt: 2pm

Singapore: 8pm

Tokyo: 9pm

New York: 8am

Zoom Meeting ID: 917 4498 0576
Passcode: TheFoodABC

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Benny chats on his computer day and night. His habit quickly turns sour, as Benny starts to lose sleep and miss homework assignments. How in the world can Benny manage it all? Find out in this remarkable story about personal responsibility and balance.

 London: 1pm

Frankfurt: 2pm

Singapore: 8pm

Tokyo: 9pm

New York: 8am

Zoom Meeting ID: 924 7808 0442
Passcode: TheFoodABC

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hosted by The British Club in Singapore and broadcasted on Facebook. Thank you to The British Club for hosting this online event! 

Watch the Replay!

Thank you to the American Club for hosting this wonderful event. Thank you to all juniors for being such an adorable audience!   

by Melinda Murphy, Expat Living

“You can’t always trust a book by its cover, right? This is particularly true of Your content goes here. Edit or remove this text inline or in the module Content settings. You can also style every aspect of this content in the module Design settings and even apply custom CSS to this text in the module Advanced settings.The Food ABC by Christina Castle, simple-looking books for children that teach your kids some pretty amazing life lessons. …

… At first glance, the books look like they’re for little kids, and they are – sort of. The deeper meaning of the stories might be lost on toddlers, but they’ll still love the stories and cute drawings. Primary and even young middle schoolers, on the other hand, will likely eat up the lessons at hand. The covers may be simple, but the messages inside are a lot more sophisticated.“

by Shreya Jagdish, The Asian Parent

 “Targeted at primary school children, the books feature one character in each story dealing with  challenges that we can all relate to in our contemporary life. While these topics may sound hard and difficult to understand for young kids, the series strives to impart these lessons in the simplest way possible with losing the gravity of the message.”