BOOK Fairs
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And no. I didn’t see ladybird books
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Passed by today and the crowd not as scary. They topped up some stationery stuff. Book shelves emptying at incredible rate. Still got queue to pay, but probably about 20 plus pp ahead. No, I still haven’t bought anything. Won’t qualify for discount so not going to queue.
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didn’t expect to have things to update…but MPH is coming back to expo. Pls note that first day starts from 3pm (NOT morning).
MPH Books Sale
Admission: Public - Free Admission
Venue: Hall 5A
Time:
29 Jun 12: 3pm to 9pm
30 Jun & 01 Jul 12: 9am to 9pm -
hquek:
:faint:didn't expect to have things to update...but MPH is coming back to expo. Pls note that first day starts from 3pm (NOT morning).
MPH Books Sale
Admission: Public - Free Admission
Venue: Hall 5A
Time:
29 Jun 12: 3pm to 9pm
30 Jun & 01 Jul 12: 9am to 9pm
Spent a bomb already ....... study room still filled with unpacked bags of books ...
How now :nailbite: -
Quick…hide the evidence…else if you add more packs of books, just say they were already there. must collect some dust in advance to sprinkle on top.
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autumnbronze:
Spent a bomb already ....... study room still filled with unpacked bags of books
your child may not have time to read / practise all the story books / Assessment books you had purchased. Consume those you'd already bought, before you attempt buying new ones ... else end up white elephant on the book shelves. -
hquek:
Quick...hide the evidence...else if you add more packs of books, just say they were already there. must collect some dust in advance to sprinkle on top.
:rotflmao: :rotflmao:
hquek, are you sharing from experience ?
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hquek:
Quick...hide the evidence...else if you add more packs of books, just say they were already there. must collect some dust in advance to sprinkle on top.
Hahaha! That is what i normally do.
Luckily DH has yet to complain yet. I hope he will not.
Partly DH appreciates that as well coz the kids have been reading alot and that is a good habit. That will also means no tuition thereafter. :rahrah:
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phtthp:
No no no. :yikes: Must encourage the child to read ALOT of books. All the more the child must read alot before starting primary school otherwise got no time to read during primary school years.autumnbronze:
Spent a bomb already ....... study room still filled with unpacked bags of books
your child may not have time to read / practise all the story books / Assessment books you had purchased. Consume those you'd already bought, before you attempt buying new ones ... else end up white elephant on the book shelves.
Should not encourage doing so many assessment books as that will not help much in compo or compre section. -
laughingcat:
No no no. :yikes: Must encourage the child to read ALOT of books. All the more the child must read alot before starting primary school otherwise got no time to read during primary school years.phtthp:
[quote=\"autumnbronze\"]Spent a bomb already ....... study room still filled with unpacked bags of books
your child may not have time to read / practise all the story books / Assessment books you had purchased. Consume those you'd already bought, before you attempt buying new ones ... else end up white elephant on the book shelves.
Should not encourage doing so many assessment books as that will not help much in compo or compre section.[/quote]My preschooler is very free. Everyday read about 6 to 10 books. It's more of mummy no time to buy books, not he no time to read.
On the assessment books - is it? Doing assessments won't help in compre?
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