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Beyond classrooms, into the world of books
The Book Fair at Apeejay School, Saket, opens with a vibrant celebration that nurtures curiosity, imagination, and the love for learning
Books are more than just pages bound together; they are windows to worlds unknown, companions of solitude, and teachers of wisdom. For young learners, a book fair is not merely an exhibition; it is a journey into imagination, curiosity, and discovery. The true learning takeaway from such an event lies in nurturing lifelong readers who understand that learning does not end in classrooms; it continues every time they open a book.
With this spirit, Apeejay School, Saket, inaugurated its much-awaited Book Fair on its campus, marking the beginning of an enriching celebration of stories, ideas, and knowledge. The inaugural ceremony set the tone for the event, as teachers and students came together to embrace the joy of reading.
The fair opened to an impressive collection of books spanning diverse genres — from timeless classics and contemporary fiction to biographies, reference works, and children’s literature. The vibrant displays were curated to appeal to every age group and interest, ensuring that every student found something that resonated with them.
As students walked through the aisles, their enthusiasm was palpable. Many could be seen excitedly picking up new titles, flipping through pages, and sharing recommendations with their peers. Some gravitated towards adventure and fantasy, while others explored history, science, and thought-provoking non-fiction. The fair provided a unique opportunity for students to discover new authors and widen their literary horizons.
Teachers, too, participated actively, guiding students in making thoughtful choices and sharing their own reading experiences. This interaction not only deepened the student-teacher bond but also reinforced the message that reading is a lifelong pursuit of knowledge and growth.
The inaugural day was not just about purchasing books; it was about creating a community of readers. The fair served as a reminder that in an age dominated by screens, books continue to hold the power to inspire, educate, and transform lives.
The event concluded with an open invitation to all parents, students, and staff to be part of this literary celebration in the coming days. By fostering a love for reading, Apeejay School, Saket, aims to nurture curious minds, critical thinkers, and compassionate individuals one book at a time.
