FASNY BOOK FAIR: Over 10,000 New and Gently Used Books, in French and English!

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FASNY BOOK FAIR

OVER 10,000 New and Gently Used Books, in French and English!
FASNY Larchmont Campus, 111 Larchmont Av, Larchmont
Saturday November 15, 3 to 6 pm
Sunday November 16, 12 to 6 pm
Monday November 17, 8 am to 4 pm

FASNY BOOK FAIR Events

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2014 - 4:00 PM - IN FRENCH
"From parents to parents: testimonials on bilingual education » by Emmanuel Saint-Martin - Journalist, French Morning Editor
Emmanuel Saint Martin will give a testimony on bilingual education and present the "Guide de l’éducation bilingue" 
The guide originated from of a double observation: yes, bilingualism offers undeniable benefits (social, professional, cognitive) but; even for a French family living in New York, raising bilingual children can be challenging.
The first part of the guide; "Bilingualism, how does it work", offers a series of articles exploring the questions of what happens in the brain of bilingual children, of educational models and possible family strategies. It also answers questions like "will he or she talk later" or "is it normal to mix languages?"
The second part of the guide is a comprehensive and exhaustive directory of all the institutions offering French bilingual programs in the New York area.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2014 - 2:30 PM - IN FRENCH
Heure du conte pour les plus petits by Laetitia Zink - Author and illustrator
Laetitia will read for the little ones between the stories she has wonderfully illustrated: "Karl le panda, On a besoin des plus petits que soi" (september 2014, Nouvelle Cité), "Rose Bonbon et le skateboard magique, Heureux de ce que j'ai" (september 2014, Nouvelle Cité) etc. Funny colorful stories full of imagination to bring awareness to the kids.


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2014 at 4 PM - IN FRENCH
Mémoires oubliées, T1 (mai 2013, Glyphe) by Olivier Nourry - Author
After a death in the family, a writer takes a new interest in the history of his ancestors. Hidden secrets are revealed and he makes unexpected discoveries ...
This first volume takes us from the revolution of 1840 to the dark days of the Commune, and then until the end of the First World War, on the Verdun front and in hospitals behind Biarritz and Hyères.
Olivier Nourry will tell us more about his work, his hero, Robert Besson and the dramatic times he went through.

Miscellaneous

Also present at the Book Fair:
Bayard and Unipresse and Les éditions merveilleuses (new French digital publishing company),
In French With English Subtitles (New York French Film Festival)
AND...If you want to have your family portrait taken with a holiday feel..., Corinne Roux, a FASNY teacher and great photographer will do photos sessions. She will propose several backgrounds for your own season's greetings, of you and / or your children. All proceeds will benefit FASNY. The pictures sessions will take place on Sunday, November 16 from 3 to 6 pm. Registration will be available as of Saturday, November 15 afternoon at the Book Fair. Should you need additional information, please contact Corinne directly at croux@fasny.org.

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