Amer Moayed
Photography by Mahmoud Raouf
With their beautiful white dress and the red ribbon on their chests, the ceremony of Al-Thaqalayn National Kindergarten began at the Iraq International Book Fair “The course of the novelist absent Tohme Farman. The palm tree and the neighbors.”
When they climbed the main stage in the main seminar hall, there was little fear for their faces, but this soon disappeared after they started reading songs and encouraging their attendees to this vital activity.
It is interesting that the paragraph presented by this kindergarten touched many generations under the tent of “seminars” as they listened to children with their laughing faces and dazzling clothes as they read songs that urge reading and its importance in the life of the individual.
The audience did not listen to their subconscious mind as he said, “It’s an event for the little ones, why are you sitting in it?” But the reality was that it was a retrieval of childhood and memories that cannot be erased.”
At the time the kindergarten began, schools from all over the world were coming to the Iraq International Book Fair, which made them go inside the hall to enjoy what the children presented.
Sama, one of the members of this band, told Al-Mada that she was happy with this step and coming to the “book fair in order to present different songs.”
As for the person responsible for this event, she stressed that “the children working with them is not easy at all, but it takes a great effort, but they provided a distinctive activity.”
“The beauty of the matter is that the different ages of these young people share the songs while they read, which gave them an additional incentive to give the best,” she said.