A mobile children's library has appeared in the Artsvit Gallery
17/05/2024

A mobile children's library has appeared in the Artsvit Gallery

We would like to share the news: the Artsvit Gallery received a number of children's books as part of the "Suitcase with Books" project, and from now on, a small library will operate in our classes of the "Artsvit for Kids" program.

We have already started using them - to introduce children to the works of both Ukrainian and foreign authors. You can also take books from our suitcase home for a certain period of time for free, but they must be returned so that more children have the opportunity to read interesting works.

“Suitcase with Books” is a project designed for children, parents, teachers, and librarians. Children’s literature experts Yulia Kozlovets, Oleksandra Savchenko, Valentyna Vzdulska, Tetyana Stus, Oksana Lushchevska, Kateryna Sukhorebska, and Kateryna Mikhalitsyna have selected 22 books that will help children make friends with their emotions and discuss what worries them through books. The goal of the project is to provide Ukrainian children with the leisure they so need during this difficult war period.

List of books in the suitcase:

— “Battle for the City” by Volodymyr Chernyshenko;
— “Yakov and the Wet Evening” by Kateryna Mikhalitsyna;
— “It’s a Quiet Night, My Astronaut” by Oksana Lushchevska;
— “The Rooster” by Zoryana Zhivka;
— “The War That Changed Rondo” by Romana Romanyshyn, Andriy Lesiv;
— “Thor is a Tractor Pulling a Tank” by Olya Rusina;
— “The Secret Superpower” by Slava Svitova;
— “How to Roar Correctly?” by Olesya Mamchych;
— “The Big Book of Feelings” by Grzegorz Kasdepke;
— “Patron the Dog. A Little Story About a Big Dream” by Zoryana Zhivka;
— “Rudy and the Milky Way” by Hryhoriy Falkovich;
— “Heather Moth” by Oksana Bula;
— “Key Forces” by Svitlana Roiz;
— “Secret Stories of Small Victories” by Tanya Stus;
— “Blue Notebook” by Halyna Tkachuk;
— “The Ghost of Kyiv” by Matsuda Dzhuko;
— “Ghosts of the Black Oak Grove” by Andriy Bachynskyi;
— “Apricots bloom at night” by Olya Rusina;
— “Inspector Dyla’s emotion meter. Recognize, measure and manage your emotions” by Susanna Isern;
— “My grandfather was a cherry” by Angela Nanetti;
— “The Club of the Rescued. Unfluffy Stories” by Saszko Dermansky;
— “With Felix auf großer Deutschlandreise” by Annette Langen.

Photo: Stanislav Pyvonos

The “Suitcase with Books” project is implemented by the Goethe-Institut with the support of the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Germany.

A mobile children's library has appeared in the Artsvit Gallery

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