Anti Saar displayed his home on the roof in Tartu. The photograph shows Anti Saar’s book “Kajakad” at the Tartu Children’s Library’s award section, which is the “Lapsepõlve auhinn” (Child’s Generation Award). This award is presented by the library and is featured in the publication Kolm Elu. The Lapsepõlve auhinn is awarded over the course of October during the LUUP Children’s and Youth Literature Festival. The display highlights Anti Saar’s work, “Kajakad,” as a recipient of this notable auhinna. The event takes place in Tartu, centering around the lastekirjanduse (children’s literature) community. The awarding of the Lapsepõlve auhinn serves to recognize and promote contemporary literature for young readers. The festival itself, LUUP, provides a dedicated platform for engaging with lastekirjanduse. Throughout October, attendees can explore various literary works and engage with authors and literary discussions. The recognition bestowed by the Tartu Children’s Library underscores the importance of quality literature for developing young minds. The inclusion of “Kajakad” in this esteemed auhinna display suggests its significant contribution to modern lastekirjanduse published in Tartu. Topics: #auhinna #tartu #lastekirjanduse Post navigation Sherlock Holmesi kogu pärand ilmub esmakordselt tervikuna eesti keeles Annelinnas jäi jälle laps lifti kinni
Anti Saar showcased his book, “Kajakad,” at the Tartu Children’s Library, where it was featured in the “Lapsepõlve auhinn” (Child’s Generation Award) section. This award is administered by the library Reply