Kairi Look at the Latvian Book Fair
Estonian children’s writer Kairi Look will present the Latvian translation of her book The Airport Bugs Fight On at the Latvian Book Fair in Riga on February 29th, 2020. At 2 pm the author will perfor...
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Teddy bear exhibition in the children’s literature centre
Studio 14 opened a teddy bear exhibition in the attic gallery of the children’s literature center. The exhibition is open from December 9th 2019 to January 19th 2020. The exhibition titled The T...
IBBY Estonia Awarded the Tower of Babel Honour Diploma
In November 2015, IBBY Estonia awarded the Tower of Babel Honour Diploma, a diploma that is given to a foreign author for an outstanding children’s book, published in a foreign language and translated...
Winners of the Competition Põlvepikuraamat
On the 11th November 2015 winners of the The Knee-High Book Competition (Põlvepikuraamatu konkurss) were announced. During the awarding ceremony in the Estonian Children’s Literature Centre, the...
Exhibition of Estonian Illustrators in Matera, Italy
The exhibition of Estonian children’s books “Once Upon A Time…”, which has been moving around in Italy since May 2015 has reached the city of Matera, which is the European Capital of Cultu...
The French Cultural Festival at the Estonian Children`s Literature Centre
On the 5th November at 11am an Estonian-French book-hour is held in the Estonian Children`s Literature Centre as part of the French cultural Festival Accord. During the book-hour, the Estonian writer...
Every Estonian New-born receives a Gift Book
The book Pisike puu, which means A Small Tree in Estonian, is meant as a present for babies born in Estonia 2015 and onwards. The aim of the book is to support children`s interest in reading and to va...
Estonian Books Chosen for The White Ravens Catalogue
The books include Tiu and the Dove (Tuvi ei taha saia) by Kristi Kangilaski and Big Toell (Suur Tõll) by Andrus Kivirähk. The White Ravens Catalogue is put together annually by the International Youth...
International Exhibition “It’s Always Tea-time”
The exhibition is inspired by the book Alice in Wonderland and celebrates its 150th anniversary this year. Seventy-two artists from 19 countries participate, perhaps the most exotic among them being I...
