BOOK Fairs
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Hi everyone,
Anyone happens to see the thick Gerenimo range ( only 3 books series )? Can advice which booth and how much. Popular or Book Fair. Thanks a lot
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I saw the thick GS at popular fair. Not too about book fair.
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laughingcat:
I saw the thick GS at popular fair. Not too about book fair.
Hi laughingcat, do u happen to know how much is per book ?
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I saw GS at popular. If not wrong, is like buy 2 get 1 free.
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Any idea at what age will the children be able to read GS series?
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Precious2.lee:
Any idea at what age will the children be able to read GS series?
A colleagues's child who is 7 this year is reading them. But I feel that if the child has good reading skills and understanding, they can start earlier. My child can't read GS yet (his reading skills still not there yet) but he has the level of understanding required. So he \"listens\" to GS (I read, he listens to the story). -
Hi Precious2.lee
It really depends on the reading ability of the kid. Generally P1 kids will be able to read them although i have seen kids at K1 reading them. -
Just realised that the 20% coupon typically found in the newsletter is now gone.....
Anyone has gone for the Expo Popular sale? Today is the last day, wondering if it will be worthwhile to go?
If you have gone to the Expo Sale, can kindly help to advise?
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Hi mwchua,
You can read the thread under \"Book Fair\". Quite a number of us visited the Expo POP fair and World Book Fair @ Suntec City and had shared our experiences / comments there.
Hope it helps.
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Thanks folks! My son who is turning 6 in a few months is able to read about 70% but I do not think he understand the full story if I do not guide and explain to him. He likes the GS series because the books are colourfull. Think reading is 1 thing, the ability to understand and re-tell the story is another. To be able to understand the story is the part I find very difficult to teach.
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