The annual Children’s Book Festival helps spread the enjoyment of books and reading among children and families, authors and illustrators, teachers and librarians all over Ireland.
Waterford Libraries are delighted to be able to bring you our Festival for 2021. All our events this year will be online.
We have a great line-up of authors and illustrators who will be ‘zooming’ in to Schools all over Waterford City and County for Children’s Book Festival this October!
Look out for information on our website and our social media for details of staff storytimes, arts and crafts workshops, competitions and other events celebrating CBF in October.
Children’s Book Festival Competitions – Lismore Library
For all our young readers in Lismore!
Lismore Library is running some creative and spooky competitions for Halloween from 18th – 28th October, with great prizes for all ages!
Visit us this week in Lismore Library to find out more!
Children’s Book Festival Competitions – Brown’s Road Library
To celebrate Children’s Book Festival this October, Browns Road Library invites you to design a bedroom for your favourite book character.
Will you create a horrible hangout for Horrid Henry or a relaxing room for Rapunzel? The choice is yours!
Please email a photograph of your entry to library@waterfordcouncil.ie . Or you can drop physical entries to Browns Road Library, Lisduggan.
All age groups are welcome to enter. The closing date is 31st October. For more information please contact Brown’s Road Library on: 0761 10 2614.
Good Luck!
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