Events' Realm

Our Storytime is held in our children's room to facilitate a safe and welcoming environment for the little people while maximizing space to engage each other.

Saturday's Storytime is generally suited for children 0-6 but all ages are welcome. Come spend the afternoon with us, grab a superbly made Deaf Can Coffee cappuccino, and maybe something sweet to nibble?

Today our friend and author Catherine Alexander McDaniel will read with us.

Check out Catherine's 'How Fi Grow Yuh Pickney' books: https://goo.gl/BII8vR - suitable for 6 years +

Kingston

Jamaica

Saint Andrew

Hope Road

Bookophilia

Story Time with Catherine Alexander McDaniel

Our Storytime is held in our children's room to facilitate a safe and welcoming environment for the little people while maximizing space to engage each other.

Saturday's Storytime is generally suited for children 0-6 but all ages are welcome. Come spend the afternoon with us, grab a superbly made Deaf Can Coffee cappuccino, and maybe something sweet to nibble?

Today our  friend and author Kalilah Reynolds will read with us.

Story Time - Kalilah Reynolds

A workshop to encourage the little ones (8-12 year old) to write.

Our friend Isis Semaj Hall will engage the youngsters in some basic writing exercises, experimentations and exciting discussion.

Child Month 2017 @ Bookophilia

Writing Lab: Poetry Pickney

Irie Morning is a children’s picture book featuring a delightful poem and engaging watercolour illustrations. It is the first book in a series about an irie 8 year-old boy named Kingston, living on the cliffs of Negril with his family.

The delightful and captivating first installation is about the day Kingston decides he wants to stay in bed despite the alluring sounds of birds, cows and dogs that try to draw him out from beneath the covers. Kingston must decide whether he will give in to sleep or be true to his adventurous and fun-loving nature.

The book captures the sensibility of a Jamaican childhood, the sights, the sounds, the smells: from the crow of a rooster in the morning to the mouth-watering smells of sweet sugar dumplings rising up from the kitchen.

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Alison Moss-Solomon Is a publicist and TV show producer. Alison first decided to write a children’s book when she became a mother at 31.

Constantly watching children’s TV with her son, she soon realized that many cultures were being represented by colourful, loveable characters such as Dora, Diego and Kai Lan. However what was missing was a Caribbean character her son could identify with, someone out of many one people with unique skills, relevant to his island home.

See you here!

Story Time - Alison Moss-Solomon 'Irie Morning'

Our Storytime is held in our children's room to facilitate a safe and welcoming environment for the little people while maximizing space to engage each other.

Saturday's Storytime is generally suited for children 0-6 but all ages are welcome. Come spend the afternoon with us, grab a superbly made Deaf Can Coffee cappuccino, and maybe something sweet to nibble?

Today the dynamic, full of llife and love Sharon Martini will read and sing with us.

Story Time, Sing-Along! - Sharon Martini

Anna Corniffe will read from Heavy Crowns as we sip tea and have a nibble on something tasty from the cafe.

Come spend time and hear a little about her work

Events at Bookophilia, Jamaica

Story Time with Catherine Alexander McDaniel

Story Time - Kalilah Reynolds

Writing Lab: Poetry Pickney

Story Time - Alison Moss-Solomon 'Irie Morning'

Story Time, Sing-Along! - Sharon Martini

Anna Corniffe reads 'Heavy Crowns'