18. Big Hope for Little Ones

This is an in-person Youth Event.

If you are looking for the digital livestream option, please book your group here: 18. LIVESTREAM - Big Hope for Little Ones

For full information about school group bookings, including subsidy information and free livestream options, please visit our Information for Teachers page.

 

EVENT DESCRIPTION

Storytime is always fun, but sometimes it can be inspiring, too. In Butterfly on the Wind, Deaf picture book creators author Adam Pottle and artist Ziyue Chen combine powerful text and sweeping art into a moving story of resilience and self-belief. Kids will continue to be inspired with Monique Gray Smith who shows how there is always room for others in our lives in Circle of Love. Nancy Vo shows just how far faith in the people we love can take us, in The Runaway, the finale of the Crow Stories trilogy. Grades 1–3.

 

Presented in partnership with Raincoast Books.

 

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ACCESSIBILITY INFO

We do our best to make our events low-barrier, accessible experiences for our community. If you have accessibility needs, please reach out to boxoffice@writersfest.bc.ca.

We have not arranged for this event to include ASL interpretation. However, we invite you to request it with at least two weeks notice by contacting our box office.

Please visit our website for more information about accessibility at the Vancouver Writers Fest: https://writersfest.bc.ca/accessibility

Accessibility for the venue is available here.

 

BOX OFFICE INFO

This event is in-person. Details are subject to change. Check out our Box Office Terms for more information.

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Having trouble completing your order? Showpass support can be reached at 1 (844) 307-7469.

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