Children Authors at events in January 2017

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January is a busy season for authors before the kids have their annual  examinations.



The Hindu Lit for Life 2017
www.thehindulfl.com  
Date
Author
Event
Timings
 January 14
Andaleeb Wajib
 The never ending story ever-5 to 8 years
10 am-11 am

  Arefa  Tehsin
Mysteries of nature(-9 to 12 years
2pm -3pm

Vinayak Varma
Crazy Characters(5-8 yrs)
2pm -3pm
January 15
  Arefa Tehsin
 Snakes – friends or foe(9-12 yrs)
10 am -11 am

Sandhya  Rao
A Good Read – panel discussion
3.30pm-4.40 pm

Kolkata litfest    2017
www.kolkatalitfest.in
Date
Author
Event
Timings
15.1.1
Anushka Ravishankar
Monsters, Songsters and Much Such Madness
12.20 pm-12.50 pm
Saraswathi Menon
Unhappy Moon
1pm-1.30 pm




Jaipur Litfest  2017
www.jaipurliteraturefestival.org
Date
Author
Event
Timings
January 20,2017
Deepa Agarwal
Mamma Ki Diary –a mother’s tale
10 am-11 am
  Arefa Tehsin
 Do tigers blood and other mysteries of nature- Author Talk
11.15 am -12.15 am
Chitra  Sounder
 Farmer Falgu goes kite  flying
1.40pm-2.20 pm
January 22
Deepa Agarwal & Natasha Sharma
Vikram and Betal
11.15 am- 12.15 pm
Anushka Subramanian
 Teen tales
2.30 pm-3.30 pm
 January 23
  Arefa Tehsin
 Rewilding a rocky desert – Panel discussion
11.15 am- 12.15 pm



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