Jennifer Garner attended a literary event in New York to highlight children’s picture books. The 53-year-old actress joined Mac Barnett on stage at 92NY to discuss the artistry and impact of picture books on young readers. The conversation emphasized how picture books reveal rich storytelling and the importance of literacy for children.
Event details
- What: Conversation on great literature hiding in plain sight: the picture book
- Who: Jennifer Garner and Mac Barnett, National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature
- When: Friday, December 5
- Where: 92nd Street Y, New York City
Key themes
- Picture books as a sophisticated art form that often goes underestimated
- How picture books function and what sets them apart from other storytelling formats
- The enduring power of reading experiences from childhood into adulthood
Quotes
- “Picture books are a vibrant and sophisticated — yet underestimated — art form.”
- “Great literature hiding in plain sight: The Picture Book.”
- Garner’s advocacy for children’s literacy was highlighted during the discussion.
Context
- The event is part of ongoing efforts to promote literacy and appreciation for children’s literature in collaboration with organizations like the Library of Congress and Every Child a Reader.
Author’s note: Jennifer Garner continues to leverage her platform to advocate for kids’ literacy and celebrate the artistry of picture books, reinforcing the idea that early reading experiences shape lifelong learning. 119 characters
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