Tgh makan pon bace juga

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“Every once in while you come across a book that you can’t get out of your mind, one you have to rush back to if you must put it down for some reason” (Ellen Hopkins,bestselling author of tricks,identical,crank,Burned,impulse and glass)

“it’s a brilliant debut that will leave readers feeling a sense of remorse for Hannah, guilt for clay and hope for the lasting lesson of the story.” (Bookazine)

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Happy Malaysian Day peeps! Alhamdulillah Malaysia masih aman..moga terus aman tiada peperangan,tiada pertumpahan darah..bak kata pepatah, hujan emas di negara orang,hujan batu di negara sendri..mmg benar negara luar lagi byk keistimewaan tp apa kurangnya Malaysia kan..Moga semua dirahmati..(okeh mau sambung marathon movie)

until then
~xoxo~

History of Roald Dahl Day
Roald Dahl has a truly amazing history, and it all started in 1916 in Cardiff, Wale, where he was born to Norwegian parents Sofie Magdalene Dahl and Harald Dahl. He lost both his sister and his father at the age of three, but his mother chose to remain in Wales to honor his father wishes that he be educated in British schools. From there he continued to Repton School in Derbyshire, where one of his most important works would be conceived. Cadbury regularly sent chocolate bars to the school to be tested by the students, which led to Roald having dreams of creating a chocolate bar so delicious that Mr. Cadbury would praise it. If you guessed this was the origins of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory you’re dead on.

the third KL International Arts Festival includes

Theatre for Children

 

“The show combines comedy and pathos, mime, magic and sleight of hand, shadow puppetry, film and sound in an exemplary and enchanting mix…The sheer amount of invention is staggering.” – The Mercury, Australia

“Letter’s End is consummate entertainment. This is a piece of theatre that gets more interesting the more you think about it. It is intricately conceived and effortlessly executed.” – Australian Stage
Mops sneeze, storks swoop in bearing gifts, trees grow out of shoes and long-lost letters tell their stories. The magic starts when an old toy falls out of a torn parcel and one man's life is changed forever.

Acclaimed theatre clown, Wolfe Bowart, who made his Malaysian debut at KLIAF 2016 with the enchanting LaLaLuna, returns with the Helpmann Award-nominated Letter's End. Weaving together his signature mix of physical comedy, illusion, shadow puppetry and interactive film, Bowart leads audiences of all ages on a dream-like journey down a most magical memory lane.

Cut the string, tear open the brown paper and enter the realm of the fantastic. The adventure begins here!

• Bon Voyage!
  
  16 & 17 Sep; 23 & 24 Sep
  2:00 p.m.
  Extra show on 23 Sep (courtesy of EUNIC)
  6:00 p.m.
  
  
  KTM Old Railway Station
• 75 minutes, No interval
• FAMILY FRIENDLY
• Free Entry
  Limited to 90 people per show, on a first-come, first-served basis.
  
  
  

  What about exhibitions - art, scupture and photography?

  the Jinleng exhibition is accompanied by workshops and talks.
  I. Intuition, blindfold workshops – Listen. Clay.
  Work with clay to produce objects of art. Make something using your intuition! The workshop will be managed by a team of facilitators.
  
  II. Science and art knowledge. Understand what is pin-hole camera is and learn how to make one. All under the guidance of a team of facilitators.
  
  Ceritera features some of South East Asia's best image makers. if there is a group interested, we will see if our Curator can walk you through a guided tour.