The Libraries of Pesaro participate in the national Born to Read week

The Libraries of Pesaro participate in the national Born to Read week

The Pesaro Library system joins the National Week Born to Read. From the 18 26 November – period chosen to link the national program activity 'Born to Read' at the International Day of the Rights of Girls and Boys of November 20th - meetings and events are taking place throughout Italy to remember and protect the right to stories of girls and boys who must be protected not only from illness and violence but also from socio-cultural disadvantage and educational poverty.

The proposal of Pesaro Città che legge is aimed at expectant mothers, to parents and children aged 18 months to 6 years, and also includes a special initiative at the prison. The readings are organized by the librarians of Pesaro Biblioteche with the participation of the Voluntary Readers Nati per Leggere.

Calendar

• Saturday 18 November 11am San Giovanni Library (via Passeri 72) – 'In the nest of words' readings aloud with parents and children 24-36 months, booking required 0721 387763

• Monday 20 November 10am Vaccination Center (via Nanterre) – Presentation of the Born to Read program to expectant mothers participating in the childbirth preparation course

• Tuesday 21st, Wednesday 22nd, Thursday 23rd November at 17pm San Giovanni Library (via Passeri 72) – 'Stories coming!' Readings aloud with parents and children aged 3-6 years

• Thursday 23 November at 15pm San Giovanni Library (via Passeri 72) – 'Books to read together' meeting with the participants in the Birth Preparation Course to learn about the NpL section of the library

• Friday 24 November at 17pm San Giovanni Library (via Passeri 72) – 'TD-BOX Experiences and Narrations - Tactile and Digital' project of the National Federation of Institutions for the Blind - Rome Reading and tactile workshop for children aged 3-6 years, free entry, reservation required 0721 387761

• Saturday 25 November at 14pm Pesaro Prison - 'Free to read' readings shared with prisoners and their families by the Villa Fastiggi Library, a regional project of Prison Libraries and volunteer readers