
Storytime with Nawzat Hadid
In collaboration with the multilingual library We Need Books, Naouzat – Anastasia Hantid reads “The Lantern” by Ghassan Kanafani in Arabic and Greek.
Dates and times
Sunday, October 12, 11:00 - 12:00
Address
Port of Piraeus, Gate E8, Chill Area
Ghassan Kanafani, whose vision and writings inspired thousands to create and dream, wrote and illustrated this first children's novel for his niece Lamis for her eighth birthday.
The Little Lantern is a story about a king who dies, leaving his only daughter and heiress to the throne. He leaves his will with the wise man in the castle, which instructs his daughter that in order to become the queen of the kingdom, she has to bring the sun into the castle before the candle melts. The princess, being young, thought that she would be able to catch the sun and carry it on her back to the castle. She tries many ways, but to no avail. She later locks herself in her room, and on the eighth day, finds a note under her door, saying that by locking herself in, she will never find a solution. Find out how this young princess "brings the sun into the castle".
Nawzat Hadid
Nazwat works as a private employee in the IT sector, in customer service. At the same time, she is active as a translator from Arabic to Greek and vice versa, with a special love for children's literature and fairy tales.She has translated children's fairy tales and literary works, while her involvement with oral storytelling began with her children and continues today with passion. She speaks Arabic and Greek fluently and she uses this bilingual identity to bring the two languages and cultures closer together through storytelling.

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