Thirty children’s book stalls captured the attention of visitors on the second day of the 18th Karachi International Book Fair at the Expo Centre on Friday.
These stalls featured a diverse range of books, including those focused on children’s guidance. A sizable crowd, consisting of students from various educational institutions in Hyderabad, explored the stands in search of books of their choice.
The five-day event serves as a platform for textbooks, covering subjects such as science, arts, literature, fiction, and more, all under one roof. With over 330 stands across three halls, the fair showcased millions of textbooks and non-textbooks. The event marked the introduction of a table calendar designed for the visually impaired, generating keen interest among attendees.
Organisers highlighted the dedicated children’s section, with 30 stalls exclusively catering to young readers, resulting in a bustling and crowded atmosphere. As per estimates, over 50,000 visited different stalls at the fair on Friday. They included students from schools, colleges, and universities, along with teachers and citizens.
A seminar titled “Challenges for Modern Parents” addressed concerns related to children’s mental and practical abilities and other pertinent issues. Former senator and educationist Khush Bakht Shujaat participated in the seminar, expressing appreciation for the practical and co-curricular activities discussed.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 16th, 2023.
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