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Kindergarten Reading Books with FREE Printable pdf List

Looking for a kindergarten reading list to get your child excited to read? We have pulled together over 50 fun-to-read stories in a handy kindergarten book list. The books are arranged by book level plus there is a free printable kindergarten level books pdf to take to the library! This is a great resource to help get early readers excited about reading kindergarten reading books! Simply print reading books for kindergarten free printable and you are ready to get your kindergartners reading!

Kindergarten reading books pdf

It can be overwhelming to pick out kindergarten books to read at the library. All the early readers are all grouped together and kids can spend a long time opening up each cover to decipher the reading level! I don’t know about your kids, but mine get frustrated. Really frustrated! That is why I made this Kindergarten Book List! This kindergarten reading list will save you time by allowing you to quickly and easily find the right level of reading books for kindergarten that are both fun-to-read, engaging, and appropriate for your child’s reading abilities.

Note: If you are confused with finding your child’s reading level make sure to read Making Sense of Reading Levels!

Free printable kindergarten level books pdf

Start out by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> _____ <<. The free kindergarten level books pdf file will open and you can print and save the addition printable.

Free kindergarten level books pdf

Here are some of the BEST books for kindergarten readers to read themselves. You can conveniently order all the kindergarten level books from Amazon using the links provided so your child to read over and over to achieve fluency. OR print the convenient library book marks below for an easy way to get the books free from your local library. Books are listed from easiest to hardest with the Book Level used by most libraries in parenthesis for your convenience.

Books are listed from easiest to read to more advanced Kindergarten readers.

Kindergarten books pdf

The earliest readers will likely being in late preschool and early Kindergarten with these books:

I Want a Pet! by Cathy Morrison (0.3) follows a young boy who takes a trip to the zoo to find the perfect pet, and finds a surprising answer.

Show and Tell by Mercer Mayer (0.3) joins Little Critter at school as he tries to show all of his pets to his friends during Show and Tell, and causes a bit of commotion.

Big Brown Bear by David McPhail (0.4) is an easy to read story about a big brown Bear trying to fix up his tree house. The short, simple sentences tell a funny story when Little Bear’s actions cause some trouble for Bear.

The Foot Book by Dr. Seuss (0.6) is a silly rhyming book that explores all kinds of feet, and teaches kids about opposites.

I Love School! by Hans Wilhelm (0.6) features Noodles, a little white dog, who wants to go to school, but gets a little overwhelmed when he gets there. But some new friends help him realize how great school can be.

I Lost My Tooth! by Hans Wilhelm (0.7) follows a little puppy with a loose tooth who is determined to get treats from the Tooth Fairy, even if his missing tooth goes missing.

Biscuit Finds a Friend by Alyssa Satin Capucilli (0.8) revisits Biscuit the puppy as he meets a lost duckling and makes a new friend.

David Goes to School by David Shannon (0.9) is a silly story following the trouble making David as he goes to school and causes trouble with his antics.

Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! by Mo Willems (0.9) introduces readers to Pigeon, a determined bird who tries everything to convince the reader to let him drive the bus.

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Big Pig and Little Pig by David McPhail (0.9) follows Big Pig and Little Pig as they try to build a pool.

Please Write Back! by Jennifer E. Morris (0.9) tells the story of a little alligator named Alfie who writes a letter to his Grandma, and waits for her response.

By mid year, your kinders will be ready to read these books with easy, fun-to-read text and cute illustrations:

Bear and Bee by Sergio Ruzzier (1.0) introduces the reader to a hungry bear who goes on a search for honey after hibernation, only to meet a friendly bee who offers to share.

Cinderella’s Countdown to the Ball by Heidi Kilgras (1.0) is an easy reading book that encourages the reader to count along with the familiar fairy tale.

Busy, Busy, Butterfly by Molly Carroll (1.0) is an easy to read book that introduces kids to the life cycle of butterflies.

How to Be a Kitten by Sharon Callen (1.0) is a colorful book that walks the reader through the daily routine of 3 new kittens and their mother.

Happy Birthday, Princess! by Jennifer Liberts Weinberg (1.0) is a sweet rhyming book that visits a variety of Disney princesses as they celebrate their birthdays.

Let’s Go for a Drive! by Mo Willems (1.0) features the beloved characters Gerald and Piggie as they think about going for a drive. The text is told through conversation bubbles between the two characters.

Princesses and Puppies by Jennifer Liberts Weinberg (1.0) follows the Disney princesses as they laugh and play with a variety of cute puppies.

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The Sandcastle by Ira Wood (1.0) tells the story of a young boy named Miguel and his Dad as they build a sandcastle together.

The Berenstain Bears’ Big Bear, Small Bear by Stan Berenstain (1.0) follows Big Bear and Small Bear as they try on different hats and teach kids the concepts of big and small.

What’s in the Sky, Dear Dragon? by Margaret Hillert (1.0) explores all of the things to see in the day and night skies through the eyes of a young boy and his pet dragon.

Anna’s Best Friends by Christy Webster (1.1) is a simple retelling of the popular Disney movie “Frozen”, following Anna and her friends as they try to save their kingdom.

Petting Zoo by Deborah Lock (1. 1) introduces kids to a variety of animals and what it takes to care for them.

All by Myself! by Aliki (1.1) is a rhyming book that follows a young child as he gets ready for the day all by himself.

Hog and Dog by Diane Wright Landolf (1.1) is a story of friendship between a hog and a dog as they try different sports together and cheer each other on.

May I Please Have a Cookie? by Jennifer E. Morris (1.1) is a funny story that follows Alfie the alligator as he tries all different ways to get one of his mom’s cookies, and learns an important lesson about manners.

Must be Santa by Tim Moore (1.1) is an adorable illustrated version of the popular Christmas song.

Monkey Play by Alyssa Satin Capucilli (1.1) joins a group of adorable monkeys as they race around playing together throughout the day.

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Before and After by Joy Frisch-Schmoll (1.2) explores the concepts of before and after with full color photographs and simple text.
Clifford the Big Red Dog by Norman Bridwell (1.2) introduces the reader to Emily Elizabeth and her large red dog named Clifford.

Baby Pandas by Bethany Olson (1.2) teaches the reader about baby panda bears with adorable pictures and easy to read sentences.

Puppy Mudge Finds a Friend by Cynthia Rylant (1.2) is a story of friendship between Mudge the puppy and his new cat friend named Fluffy.

Flying High by Nick Eliopulos (1.2) features the DC Super Friends as they face off against the Penguin and all the birds in Gotham.

Go, Dog. Go! by P.D. Eastman (1.2) is a a funny story full of brightly colored dogs all doing silly things.

Construction Kitties by Judy Sue Goodwin-Sturges (1.2) follows a group of kittens as they work hard on a construction site to build something special.

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The Berenstain Bears Ride the Thunderbolt by Stan Berenstain (1.2) joins the beloved Berenstain Bear family as they spend the day at the Bear Country Amusement Park.

Ballet Stars by Joan Holub (1.2) showcases all the fun of ballet dancing, with simple text and brightly colored illustrations.

Mittens at School by Lola M. Schaefer (1.2) follows a young boy named Nick as he brings his kitten Mittens to school for show and tell, leading to a bit of chaos.

I Like Bugs by Margaret Wise Brown (1.2) uses a very simple repetitive text and colorful illustrations to highlight a child’s love of bugs.

Too Many Dogs by Lori Haskins (1.2) is a fun book full of dogs of all sizes, colors, and breeds. The simple text is paired with busy, colorful illustrations.

Money, Money Honey Bunny! by Marilyn Sadler (1.2) teaches kids about saving and spending money with the help of Honey Bunny FunnyBunny.

I Love Rocks by Cari Meister (1.2) is an easy to read introduction to different types of rocks, with simple text and funny illustrations.

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Great Day for UP by Dr. Seuss (1. 3) introduces the reader to the different meanings of the word “up” through funny illustrations and simple text.

Richard Scarry’s Readers Cake Soup by Erica Farber (1.3) follows Huckle Cat and Bridget as they try to make a cake for Lowly Worm’s birthday.

Honey Helps by Laura Godwin (1.3) explores the relationship between Honey the cat and Happy the dog, using short simple sentences, and cute illustrations.

Ink, Wink, and Blink Work Out! by Pete Whitehead (1.3) encourages kids to get up and get moving with the silly animal characters.

We Play on a Rainy Day by Angela Shelf Medearis (1.3) celebrates the joys of playing in the rain, when dressed in appropriate clothing.

Kindergarten book list

See Me Dig by Paul Meisel (1.3) follows a group of dogs who love to dig. They keep digging and trying to find the perfect spot, disturbing other animals in the process.

Tiny Goes to the Library by Cari Meister (1.3) shows what happens when Tiny the big dog goes to the library with his best friend.

Beep! Beep! It’s Beeper! by Carole Lexa Schaefer (1.3) introduces kids to Beeper, a friendly alien who likes to paint, count, bake, and more.

Follow Me, Mittens by Lola M. Schaefer (1.3) follows Mittens the kitten as she goes on a walk with her friend Nick and gets lost.

Listen to My Trumpet! by Mo Willems (1.3) shows what happens when Piggie wants to play her new trumpet for her best friend Gerald the elephant.

Noodles: No Kisses, Please! by Hans Wilhelm (1.3) follows Noodles the puppy as he tries to avoid getting kisses from visiting Auntie Judy.

Kindergarten reading list

To make it east to find great books for your new reader I made a printable from this list. There are 10 different styles.

• The first 5 book lists are in color. Just print, fold in half, and laminate to make a convenient bookmark they can bring along to the library. They can go through them in order and check them off with a dry erase marker when they’ve read a book.
• The next 5 list of books for kindergarten are in black and white to save on printing costs or to allow your Kindergartner to personalize their list. You can either print it on cardstock and cut apart to make 2 separate bookmarks (one with easier and the 2nd with more difficult books) OR you can print on plain paper and allow them to color it. Then fold in half and laminate. Use with a dry erase or sharpie marker to mark off books your child reads.

Book Recommendations

First of all, whether you stock up on books at your local library, have a robust home library, or not. You can still order books and have them conveninetly shipped to your house from Amazon. Wondering what should I read – we’ve got tons of great book recommendations for you! Click on the list you want to read and then you can conveninetly order from Amazon or print a book list to take to the library.

Free Printable Reading Logs

• Monthly Reading Log – this free printable has ‘traditional’ monthly themes
• Bookshelf Free Printable Reading Logs – super cute and fun for kids of all ages!
• Pencil Free Printable Reading Logs -print reading worksheet and color a pencil for each book you read
• Frozen Free Printable Reading Logs – kids will have fun tracking their reading and the books they’ve read with this motivating free printable for kids of all ages
• Princess Free Printable Reading Logs – students will have fun tracking their reading with these free printable reading logs
• Super Hero Free Printable Reading Logs – using a favorite theme of kids will encourage kids to read
• Cars Free Printable Book Logs – children will have fun tracking the books they’ve read with these clever free reading log
• Summer Free Printable Reading Logs – students will be motivated to read this summer with these ideas
• Reading Comprehension Bookmarks – this is a great tool for making sure kids are understanding what they are reading
• Reading Levels by Grade – how to pick the right books for every reading level and tons of printable book lists too

Kindergarten Printables

• 50 Books for Kindergarten Book List – Books for Kindergarteners to read themselves
• Kindergarten Calendar Printable
• Days of the Week Worksheets
• Kindergarten Spelling Words – add a vowel practice
• Free Kindergarten spelling words Printable
• Hoppy Frog Math Game (addition within 10 and addition to 20)
• Goldfish Kindergarten Subtraction Games
• Roll to 100 Counting Game
• Flower Shape Kindergarten Math Crafts
• Kids will have fun as they color and learn with these Ordinal Number Worksheet
• Spring Kite Skip Counting Craft
• Pirate I Spy Worksheets
• Crack the Code Worksheet Pages for Kindergarten and first graders
• Playdough Subtraction Smash free printable math activity
• Dinosaur Theme Kindergaten Math Worksheets
• What Comes Next Kindergarten Math
• Free Ice Cream Math Worksheets

Kindergarten Phonics

• Short i cvc worksheets cut and paste pdf
• Short E CVC Words Booklet
• Crack the Code CVC Word Worksheets
• Short a CVC Word Book
• Crayon CVC Words Activity
• CVC Word Puzzles Free Printable
• Word Family Sliders Free – lots of styles to print in color or black and white
• Blowing Bubbles Word Family Activities
• Monster Match CVC Word Activity

Kindergarten Activities

• Free Printable Seasons Worksheets w/ Free 4 Season Printables
• Large Printable Weather Unit for kids
• Rain Cloud for Kids experiment and free worksheet
• Water Cycle for Kids Printable Book
• Lots of weather printables to help kids learn about weather terms while epracticing math and literacy skills
• Grab this free printable 5 senses preschool printables to explore the senses of sight, taste, sound, smell, and touch
• Human Body human body playdough mats – lots of choices to learn about various systems of the body including simple for preschoolers, skeletal system, organs, muscles, nerves, and more!
• EPIC, Life-size Human Body Project
• Amazing 5 Senses for kids lesson to explore with hands on activities, videos, books, and more!
• Try this Jelly Bean sense of taste activities for preschool experiment.
• All About Me Kindergarten (Expanding horizons social studies unit to teach kids about themselves, My Family, My Neighborhood, My Community Unit with lots of ideas & resources
• Where do I Live – free printable project and fun idea for explaining how you live in a house, on a block, in a city, in a state, etc.
• Free Community Helpers Coloring Pages – over 20 simple coloring pages exploring jobs
• Community Helpers Printables Wheel
• Handy Community Signs Worksheets
• HUGE Pack of Firefighter Worksheet to practice a variety of skills with kids 3-8
• Free Printable Community Helpers Matching Game

Kindergarten Books to Read

By reading books in order they will confidently read and be successful while gaining a lot of practice and exposure to a lot of vocabulary.

Kindergarten reading books

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Reading Booklets For Kindergarten – Printable PDF

If you have an emergent reader at home, then these reading booklets for kindergarten are just for you!

At some point, children have to move on from reading sight words and CVC words individually to reading actual sentences and simple stories.

The time for introducing books and reading booklets for your child will depend on her skills, of course. But in general, if your little one recognizes her basic sight words and can sound out and blend three-letter CVC words, it might be time to level up the reading game.

So read on to discover my free printable reading booklets and more worksheets and activities to help your beginning readers!

Reading booklets for kindergarten

First, a little backstory, if I may.

I have been quite frustrated with the slow progress my kids have been doing in their classroom this year, knowing how ready they are for more.

As much as we love our kindergarten teacher and all her hard work, the everyday reality in the classroom can be quite shocking. Not only do teachers have to keep up with teaching, but they deal with so many behavioral and other issues these days, which only takes away hours of instruction from the kids who are ready to learn.

But luckily, I found this great amazing awesome book called “Teach your child to read in 100 easy lessons” and I was hooked! (I highly recommend it for anyone teaching their kids to read at home).

We are only halfway through it but my kids already say how much they love reading (yes!) and already attempt to read simple books on their own!

So this is how I came about designing my own simple reading booklets for kindergarten.

Emergent reader booklets to print at home

Free printable books for beginning readers

So far, I created three printable books for reading with beginning readers and students in kindergarten. But my plan is to make more, so check back later to grab those too.

You will find a mixture of sight words and CVC words that beginning readers can tackle and read.

There shouldn’t be many difficult words included, but if you find any, simply help your kids sound them out (if possible) or teach them a new sight word.

Emergent reader books pdf

I kept each of the reading booklets in black and white for easy printing. Your children will most likely enjoy coloring the books, too. So it’s a win-win!

All you will need is:

• the printable emergent reader booklets (download each individually)
• printer
• paper
• scissors to cut out the pages
• staples to make a book
• crayons (optional) for coloring

I included sight words from the Dolch list for preschool and kindergarten as well as simple words we’ve been practicing from word families.

Reading printables for kindergaten

Make sure to check out and grab more of my language arts printable here:

Easy reader printable books

Free printable reading booklet 1

The first book is called “Sam with cat” and consists of six pages to read.

I highly recommend cutting the pages in half and turning them into a booklet. That way your child can have the books available at any time to practice.

In this first booklet, your child will practice sight words and CVC words such as like, it, am, Sam, cat, bat, hat, look, have, and more!

Difficult words might be: what, that, thing, so pay closer attention to those.

Cat with hat and bat page from the printable Easy reader booklet

Free printable reading booklet 2

The second book is called “Fox and pig” and your child will get to read 8 pages with 11 sentences total.

I really tried my best to create stories that make sense and use plenty of repetition to reinforce the words.

Some of the words your kids will read are big, all, not, here, sit, sun, and more.

The one difficult word in this book might be “too” if they haven’t learned it as their sight word yet.

A page from pig and fox story from Book two

Free printable reading booklet 3

The last book of the three is called “Jan can dig” and the story is based on the beach. Children might enjoy coloring this one the most.

Some of the words included in this reading booklet are kid, come, said, please, help, and a bunch of CVC words.

The more difficult words might be “things” and “wow” if they haven’t encountered those before.

Easy reader book about digging at the beach

Free printable kindergarten level books pdf

And finally, you can download the free printable booklets below.

It only takes a little bit of prep time but it is so worth it! Enjoy some reading time with your little ones and watch them grow into skilled readers, one book at a time.

Enjoy!

And, please, remember, these free printable reading booklets are for personal and classroom use only. Not for redistribution or resale. Thank you!

Looking for more books to read with your early readers?

Check out some of these, too! They are from other pages but I find them super nice and helpful:

• Level 1 Easy reader books from Frugal Fun 4 Boys
• Online books to read at Willbooks.com
• 21 books kindergarteners can read by Happily Ever Elephants
• Activities that go along with books for kindergarten

Kindergarten library as a form of organizing activities for preschoolers to get involved in children’s books

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“Non-traditional technologies for developing interest in reading among preschoolers”

“Non-traditional technologies for developing interest in reading among preschoolers”

Prepared by: Mikhailova V .S., senior educator

Kindergarten no. 5 Kirovsky district of St. Petersburg

Reading is a window through which children see and learn about the world and themselves.

(V. Sukhomlinsky) Modern system of preschool
education is oversaturated with alternative and variable programs of study and
raising children. The main goal of each of them is a versatile, intellectual,
creative development. For its implementation, various technologies are used,
methods, routines. But, unfortunately, not all of them are aimed at a solution.
a lot of significant questions, aesthetic questions,
patriotic, moral education, education of a citizen of their country.
The most important source, means of realizing these goals is, of course,
literature.

Fiction is an art form in which
in which the word is the main means of figurative reflection of life

“Fiction is a universal
developmental educational tool, taking the child beyond
directly perceived, immersing it in possible worlds with a wide
range of models of human behavior and orienting in them, providing
rich language environment”

Traditional and non-traditional forms, methods and techniques that
used in working with children:

v
tradition of daily reading.

v
Design of book corners in kindergarten groups.

v
Design exhibitions:

• Creativity
individual writers, individual genres (fairy tale, humorous story,
encyclopedia, etc.).

• Exhibitions
books by writers and artists.

• ABCs.

• Folk
fairy tale as a source of plots for the author’s fairy tale.

• Thematic
Exhibitions.

• Folk
children’s songs from around the world.

• Works,
identical in name but by different authors.

• Exhibition
books for different age groups of readers.

• Exhibitions
books and children’s magazines published in a particular city or region.  Exhibition of works that
were the basis of cartoons, children’s films.

• Children
magazines.

• Exhibition
– illustration – an exhibition with drawings of readers. They can be:
a certain topic, to the works of one author, on a specific book. Her
the difference from the exhibition – a showcase is that quotes are placed next to the drawings
from books for which illustrations are made, poems (if the exhibition is thematic).

• Exhibition
– quiz. Together with literature and design, questions are being prepared
quizzes, the answers to which can be found in the materials of the exhibition. Questions may
be compiled both for the entire exhibition as a whole, and separately for each
section.

v Very
interesting are exhibitions of children’s drawings and crafts, made according to
the motives of the readings.

v Creation
“Knizhkina hospital” in groups will help to instill in children a caring attitude
to the book.

v Next
form of work – creation by children homemade books with children’s drawings,
poems, riddles, fairy tales and stories . It’s one thing to read a book and
quite another – do it yourself. You can make books based on works
children’s writers, but there are also those that the children came up with themselves.

v Week
children’s book (books-anniversaries, authors-anniversaries, “Our favorite fairy tales

, etc. )

v More
one form of introducing children to books can be name day celebrations
works. For this purpose, a special calendar “Knizhkins” is created in the preschool educational institution.
name day.” It features writers or books who are celebrating their anniversary.

v More
one form of introducing children to books is attending classes in
city ​​children’s library.

v Use
project method ( Acquaintance with writers, making books, etc.).

v Models
according to your favorite stories.

v pm
riddles, fairy tales

v View
cartoons and fairy tales based on works of art.

v Literary
quizzes and intellectual marathons on works of art.

v Story
games: “Theater”, “Concert”, where children read poetry, works of oral
folklore

v Theatrical
activity (finger, table, puppet theater, games –
dramatization).

v
Competitions

v
Fiction class,
educational situations .

Non-traditional forms of introducing children to art
Literature:

Reader benefit . Translated from French “benefit”
means a performance in honor of one or more of its participants. In library
is a comprehensive event aimed at strengthening the authority of the best
readers. Includes acquaintance with the biography of the reader, his book
addictions, with an exhibition of books from the home library, etc. Necessary
show the role of the book in his destiny, in the formation of personality, in the acquisition of knowledge.
The book exhibition “My Favorite Books” accompanies the benefit performance.

Library cafe (or book cafe) – play
version of information work. Signboard in retro style, librarians – maitre d’
and a waitress. The menu contains the spiritual food of facts: “Fresh News” from newspapers and
magazines, assorted “The Way to Success”, dessert “Bestseller by …” (author). “Menu”
each library composes according to the tastes of its readers and
updated periodically.

Bibliomathon The most reading group. Family…”
this is a set of events (promotions, presentations, competitions, etc.),
popularizing library collections on a specific topic, anniversary date,
identifying the best readers. It can take place in several stages, during
long time. Children can receive library chips for participating in the book
marathon.

Forms and methods:

–
With pupils: creative competitions (readers, crafts, drawings,
handwritten books), tournaments of experts, sports competitions, promotions.

–
With teachers: competitions of methodological developments (notebooks,
scripts, projects, handwritten magazines, booklets, presentations), guest exchanges.
Master classes.

–
With parents: competitions (exhibitions, projects, wall newspapers, handwritten
magazines. Family emblems, folk traditions).

Biblioperfomans (from English performance –
“performance, performance”) is a form of contemporary art where the work
constitute the actions of an artist or a group in a certain place and in a certain
time. It combines the possibilities of fine arts and theater. Fairy tale
comes to life together with revived literary heroes, thereby creating a library
performance. Little readers guess each character from the description, answering
quiz questions on these literary works. There are quests for
the motives of the writers’ works. Literary auctions on the plots of works.
literary mafia. The puppet theater actor reads poems and stories, is held
an intellectual ring for real gentlemen, as well as a performance by poets.

Library Boulevard – an event held
on the street for the purpose of advertising books and reading.

Library Journal Fix is a meeting with interesting
people of various professions on a certain, predetermined day
weeks, accompanied by extensive advertising.

Bibliofresh — (fresh) —
bibliographic review of novelties.

Tasting of novelties —
informing about newly received culinary style literature in the library.

Debating swing . At the heart of the “debatable
swing” is a discussion. The essence of this form is to imitate swaying
swing: the stronger the push (argument), the higher the take-off of the “swing”. It may
be two groups facing each other. After being offered
question for discussion, they alternately from each group express their opinions on
to the proposed question – the “swing” begins its movement. Possible option
“discussion swing”, in which each of the groups chooses a certain
role, position – “for” and “against” the leader’s argument. Optimists and Pessimists.
For example: “The book is great …” – begins one side. “The book is not needed.” —
the other side answers.

Gourmet evening of lovers of… genre — evening,
dedicated to a certain genre of literature, prepared taking into account
emphasizing the best aspects of this genre.

Poetic Starfall – an event dedicated to
masterpieces of poetry or popular poets, requiring poetry reading.

Quest
search”). This is an interactive adventure game in which the participants
move through points, find and perform tasks within the framework of a common scenario.
This is a game route, each of the points of which is fraught with a riddle or an obstacle,
which small players need to solve or overcome. And those who get
to the finish line – they will be able to find out the main secret and get a super prize for it!

Book show
stage, the podium of participants in bright, beautiful costumes of literary characters.
Models for the book defile are selected under the influence of plots and images
fiction and reflect the work of a particular writer, or
particular literary work. Perhaps a defile of book covers.