The program includes various activities to promote reading and citizen participation. Highlights include the presentation of the book ‘Ottus Talpus’ by Irene Verdú on Friday, September 25th, and ‘Las decisiones definen la dulzura del alma’ by Mercedes Sendra on Thursday, October 15th. The books ‘Carla i Carles’ by Irene Verdú and Anna Gisbert will also be presented on Friday, October 16th.
Workshops and reading clubs are also part of the offer. The writing workshop, led by Anna Moner, will begin on Friday, October 2nd. The Tamarit reading clubs will discuss ‘El curioso incidente del perro de medianoche’ and ‘Matar a un ruiseñor’ on Tuesday, October 6th, both facilitated by Carme Navarro.
Other scheduled activities include the talk ‘Discovering life between the dunes and the sea’ by Fran Atiénzar on Wednesday, October 14th, the storytelling session ‘The ghost library’ by Fanny Pérez on Thursday, October 22nd, and the Bebeteca (baby library) session led by Marta Pellicer on Tuesday, October 27th.
The program will conclude on Friday, October 30th, with the ‘Night of Souls’, presented by Almudena Francés and Marta Pellicer. Additionally, on Friday, October 23rd, the Reading Challenge Festival will be held, coinciding with Library Day.
Oliva Libraries invite the public to participate in these activities, visit the facilities, and enjoy reading. Further details of the program can be found on the Oliva Libraries website.
