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Presenting: Word on the Street

September 23, 2012

What: Presenting Gift Days at Toronto’s annual Word on the Street festival
When: Sunday September 23, 2012, 12:50pm (see schedule)
Where: Queen’s Park, Toronto

Gift Days

Young Nassali longs to learn to read and write like her brother, Baaba. But since her mother’s death, Nassali is responsible for looking after her younger siblings and running the household. There is no time for books and learning. Then one day, she wakes up to discover that her chores have been taken care of. It is her first gift day. From that day on, once a week, Baaba gives Nassali the gift of time so that she can pursue her dream of an education, just as her mother would have wanted.

The Word On The Street is a national celebration of literacy and the written word. On one extraordinary Sunday each September, in communities coast to coast, the public is invited to participate in hundreds of author events, presentations and workshops and to browse a marketplace that boasts the best selection of Canadian books and magazines you’ll find anywhere.

There is always plenty to see and do at Canada’s largest book and magazine festival, and best of all, The Word On The Street and all of its events are FREE!

See more at thewordonthestreet.ca/wots/toronto/author/kari-lynn-winters, or read about Gift Days.




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