Children’s imagination knows no bounds, says writer Vaisakhan
Writer Vaisakhan inaugurated the Little Writers Meet in Thrissur, encouraging young authors to cultivate imagination through observation and empathy. The event showcased works by young writers, including a book release by a visually impaired author.
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They may be young, but their imaginations know no bounds. Children are the greatest wonder on Earth, capable of absorbing vast amounts of knowledge and turning their experiences into remarkable creations, noted writer Vaishakhan said.
He was speaking after inaugurating the Little Writers Meet, a two-day State-level gathering of young authors organised by the Kerala State Council for Child Welfare at Jawahar Balabhavan in Thrissur on Saturday.
Urging children to read widely and observe the world closely, Mr. Vaishakhan said imagination grows through observation and experience. “Reading is creation,” he said, stressing the importance of empathy and sensitivity in writing.
He also cautioned young writers against comparing themselves with others, pointing out that every child has a distinct personality and unique abilities.
The meet brings together 35 young writers from different districts of Keralam, all of whom have already written and published their own books.
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