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Saturday 14 June<br />
5<br />
12h00 Stand F15<br />
Meet poets Patrick Cullinan, author of “Escarpments”, and Jeremy Cronin,<br />
author of “More than a Casual Contact”. Umuzi.<br />
12h00 Stand L8<br />
Real-life adventurer and author of “Around Africa on my Bicycle,” Riaan<br />
Manser shares some of <strong>the</strong> many exciting moments from his daring feat to be<br />
<strong>the</strong> first person to circumnavigate Africa by bicycle. Jonathan Ball Publishers<br />
12h30 Childrens Zone<br />
“Fancy Nancy” by Jane O’Connor read by Gilly Southwood. Ages 6-9.<br />
12h30 Room 2.40<br />
Is South Africa’s resource intense economy sustainable? Where are we in <strong>the</strong><br />
global economy? Where’s <strong>the</strong> line in commercialising resources? HSRC Press.<br />
12h30 Stand F15<br />
“Tips on how to identify trees.” Author Braam van Wyk shows you how to<br />
easily identify trees and plants in your area. Struik will be giving away a few<br />
indigenous plants. Struik Publishers.<br />
12h30 Stand F15<br />
Miffy arrives in <strong>Cape</strong> <strong>Town</strong>!- Meet Miffy <strong>the</strong> beloved bunny on <strong>the</strong> Pan<br />
Macmillan Stand.<br />
12h30 Stand J6<br />
“<strong>Book</strong>s and Babies – encouraging reading from <strong>the</strong> start.” Carole Bloch,<br />
expert in early literacy, talks about <strong>the</strong> importance of introducing books and<br />
reading to children from <strong>the</strong> very earliest age. Her latest books for 0-2 year<br />
olds, “This Baby” and “Busy Baby,” are available in English, Afrikaans,<br />
isiZulu and isiXhosa. Songololo.<br />
13h00 Stand K15<br />
Madiba Tribute. Drawing on Zapiro’s astonishing range of cartoons of<br />
Madiba from <strong>the</strong> late 1980s to <strong>the</strong> present, this handsome book is Jonathan<br />
Shapiro’s personal tribute to <strong>the</strong> great man of our times. Juta. Signing.<br />
CAPE TOWN BOOK FAIR PROGRAMME 2008<br />
13h00 Childrens Zone<br />
Paper dolls to cut out and dress. Inspired by “Fancy Nancy” by Jane O’Connor.<br />
Ages 6-9.<br />
13h00 Room 1.42<br />
“Dion Chang’s Top 8 trends for 2008.” Pan Macmillan.<br />
13h00 Room 1.43<br />
“THE STATE OF DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA.” Xolela Mangcu, well-known<br />
columnist and author of “To <strong>the</strong> Brink”, speaks on current issues. UKZN Press.<br />
13h00 Room 1.61<br />
“Antarctic Impressions: Seasons in <strong>the</strong> Sou<strong>the</strong>rn Ocean” Join us for an<br />
illustrated talk on <strong>the</strong> Antarctic, birds and environment by noted author Peter<br />
Steyn. New Africa <strong>Book</strong>s.<br />
13h00 Room 1.62<br />
“Skop, skiet and donder” or “The scene of writing crime in South Africa<br />
revisited.” Angela Makholwa (“Red Ink”), Deon Meyer (“Devil’s Peak”), Margie<br />
Orford (“Blood Rose”), Richard Kunzmann (“Dead-End Road”) and Mike Nicol<br />
(“Payback”) discuss crime writing with Johan Muller. Umuzi.<br />
13h00 Room 1.63<br />
“Post Polokwane politics: Media, anti-media and meaning.” Panel discussion<br />
with <strong>the</strong> Author of “Encountering Modernity,” Professor Keyan Tomaselli.<br />
Unisa Press.<br />
13h00 Stand C19<br />
Early Reading for Babies and Toddlers: Reading is not just about stories.<br />
Join Kim Barker (Speech and Hearing Therapist, Author, Editor, Teacher and<br />
Mo<strong>the</strong>r) on this magical exploration of how to make story-time a very special<br />
time for <strong>the</strong> family. Maskew Miller Longman.<br />
13h00 Stand F1<br />
New Title Celebration & <strong>Book</strong> Signing: “Just Keep Breathing” by Sandra<br />
Dodson & Rosamund Haden. Jacana Media.
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