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  Please forward to friends so they can join a fun night out for a great cause! Any interested sponsors or parties who would like to donate raffle prizes or silent auction items, please contact Bring Me a Book at info@www.bringmeabook.org.hk

Soups are an important part of any Chinese meal. Being Shanghainese, I grew up with two-ingredient soups that were ready to be served after one hour of boiling: chicken and shiitake mushroom; pork and carrot; tomato and egg. But it is the Cantonese who have elevated soup-making to an art form, with exotic ingredients double-boiled […]

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With volunteer activities on three consecutive weekends, March turned into volunteering month in our family. The first activity was Flag Day. We stood outside a shopping centre in Causeway Bay and solicited donations for the Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation. The correct order of events should be: volunteer asks “please buy a flag sticker”, donor drops […]

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Why do some children approach school tasks eagerly while others avoid school work or work half-heartedly? Please join us for a inspiring talk and an open Q&A session as part of our “Love to Learn” speaker series by the former Dean of Education of Stanford University, Ms. Deborah Stipek. Talk will be in English and Cantonese. […]

  15,000 youngsters in HK created their own reading record and celebrated Shakespeare’s birthday (and World Book Day) on 23 April. It was a unique of event, held at the HK Stadium, with the “Most People Reading Aloud Together”. We thank SCOLAR for their efforts to promote English language learning through stories but please do […]

  We hope you can bring your children to join the fun mandarin storytelling session this Sunday by award winning author and illustrator Cookie Lin and Liao!

We are excited to be invited as a judge and charity beneficiary for the 2013 HK Young Writers Award, to be announced next Wed 17 April. Read Annie’s latest column explaining why reading is so important to becoming a great writer     Related Weekly Column Annie Ho’s Weekly Column