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Auckland Family Day Programme e, 2014 y or P v e r T Aotea Centre TION: A USTR L IL Check out our website for writing and illustration AUCKLAND FAMILY DAY PROGRAMME workshops and seminars in selected regions Storylines Festival of New Zealand Children’s Writers and Illustrators Search @StorylinesNZ Aotea Centre, Sunday 21 August, 10am–3pm storylines.org.nz storylines.org.nz ‘Storylines’20 - 28 AUGUST#StorylinesF est142016 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 LOWER NZI OWENS FOYER LIMELIGHT UPPER NZI Blues Bar BNZ FOYER goodman fielder room ASB THEATRE BOOKS ALIVE PAPER PLUS TAKE NOTE PURE CAPITAL THINKING HERITAGE HOTELS ARTISTS IN ACTION STORYZONE DOROTHY BUTLER SCHOLASTIC IBBY CONGRESS 2016 GLENFIELD MAIRANGI BAY FACTOPIA BOOK TALK BOOKSHOP BOOKS OUT LOUD Authors and illustrators talk Performance Book sales and signings Book sales and signings Non-fiction Illustrators Gallery Storytellers Book sales and signings Stories read aloud all day about their work 10.00 - 10.30am ALL DAY ALL DAY Auckland Libraries present Melinda Szymanik 9.30am - 10.15 am Wriggle and Rhyme Sir Richard Taylor & Martin Baynton present Make your own Golden Come and see Stories on the Screen 10.30 - 11.00am Barbara Else Fraser Williamson Kiwi Medal Robyn Belton your favourite Gareth Ward Melinda Szymanik Donovan Bixley (featuring The Wotwots, with David Riley Gathering Images illustrators Magical Stories Thunderbirds are Go! and Jane and the Dragon) working all day + 11.00 - 11.30am Donovan Bixley Robyn Belton Michel Mulipola Apirana Taylor David Riley Vasanti Unka 10.30 - 11.30am Tim Bray Productions Wrestling with Comic Books: presents Make your own Grow Masks of a Samoan Hero Sandra Morris The Whale Rider Me Well Puppet with + 11.30 - 12.00pm (Witi Ihimaera) PERFORM! Dee Pigneguy Michel Mulipola Dee Pigneguy Melinda Szymanik Robyn Belton Gareth Ward Vasanti Unka Robyn Belton Education Musicals Fuzzy Doodle: Magical Stories When Ideas Come to Life + + Fraser Williamson 11.45 - 1.15pm IBBY Closing Ceremony: 12.00 - 12.30pm Owairaka Primary School Robyn Belton Melinda Szymanik Barbara Else + Apirana Taylor Fraser Williamson Des Hunt Silly Goat Gruff Steampunk! Tales of Fontania Formal speeches Scott Tulloch Creating Stories with Donovan Bixley Magnets and Emoticons IBBY Congress 2018 Presented by host country 12.30 - 1.00pm Northcross Intermediate Des Hunt Vasanti Unka with Des Hunt Donovan Bixley Book Launch Barbara Else Kyle Mewburn TURKEY School Out of the Hat: Pulling words Comic Zone Storylines Joy Cowley Award 2015 Jorinda and Joringal and Pictures Together Witches Cat - Apply Within Joy Cowley with Choirs The Brothers Grimm + by Joy Davidson from Bayfield Primary Dylan Horrocks School, Dilworth School, 1.00 - 1.30pm PERFORM! Donovan Bixley Kyle Mewburn Build an Origami Dee Pigneguy Hicksville Book Launch Sandra Morris & Fraser Williamson Westlake Girl’s and Education Musicals Butterfly with Melinda Exploring Natures Pattern + Storylines Tom Fitzgibbon Joy Davidson Westlake Boy’s High Szymanik Magic Award 2015 Schools present Michel Muliopla Barking Mad by Tom E. Moffatt The Story of New Zealand 1.30 - 2.00pm BOOK QUIZZES Fraser Williamson Tom.E.Moffatt Kyle Mewburn Create your own comic Gareth Ward David Riley Barbara Else for all ages presented by the Magical Stories Dragon Knight's Medieval mask 1.45 - 2.45pm international teams from the Insult Joust! International Kids Lit Quiz Tim Bray Productions presents 2.00 - 2.30pm St Cuthberts’ College Vasanti Unka Barbara Else IBBY Hans Christian Apirana Taylor Kyle Mewburn Australian Children’s Laureate The Whale Rider 2016 - 2017 The Wishing of Biddy Malone Andersen Award Winner [Witi Ihimaera] Joy Cowley Cao Wenxuan (China) Leigh Hobbs Australian Children’s 2.30 - 3.00pm PLUS Roger Mello (Brazil) Lesley Dowding Meshack Asare (Ghana) Dee Pigneguy Des Hunt Laureate 2016 - 2017 Leigh Hobbs PLUS Level One 3.00pm Joy Cowley’s Birthday Celebration - Join us to celebrate Joy Cowley's birthday with L1: Self-published Zone, Facepainters, Lonely Planet and Potton & Burton Lower NZI cake, balloons, singing and much more… limited numbers apply L2: Storylines Welcome Desk, Buggy Park, Lost Children, Storylines Notable Books with IBBY Information, Margaret Mahy Display, IBBY Congress Turkey 2018, Tim Bray Productions L3: Facepainters, Blind Foundation, South Pacific Books, Painted Stories Exhibition, Association of Handcraft Printers, Heroes4Sale 1.30pm Book Quizzes for all ages presented by the international teams from Kids' Lit Quiz - Answer the questions to L4: NZ Calligraphers win book prizes: Under 6 years, Under 13 years, Under 20 years, Under 100 years! Something for every age! L5: IBBY delegates only This programme is correct at the time of printing but is subject to change in the event of unforeseen circumstances.
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