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Up to 400 students from various schools in Lorca will participate this week in meetings with renowned writers organized to promote reading among children.
The Councilor for Education of the City of Lorca, Antonia Pérez, has informed the next visits of writers to the initiative 'Meetings with Author' organized by the Municipal Network of Libraries.
Pérez explained that "this week there are three writers who visit Lorca again to participate in the program of 'Meetings with Author' enjoyed by schoolchildren in our city with the aim of promoting the habit of reading among children ".
The Edil has detailed that "Tomorrow and the past, Tuesday 10 and Wednesday, March 11, the writer Ledicia Costas will chat with 250 schoolchildren from the Ana Caicedo, Casa del Niño and José Robles schools, about her book 'The adventures of Extravaganzza Pérez', in the Children's and Youth Library located on the 3rd floor of the Mayor José María Campoy Cultural Center, during school hours. "
"Ledicia Costas is a Galician writer, born in Vigo, graduated in Law that combined her studies with literary competitions. Winner of the Merlin Prize for Children's Literature and the National Prize for Children's and Juvenile Literature in 2015, granted by the Ministry of Culture , for his work 'Escarlatina' and with 'Julio Verne and the secret life of women plant' he won the 2015 Lazarillo Literary Creation Award and the Literary Fervences Award for the best work of youth literature of the year 2016. "
Pérez Segura explained that "also on March 11, the writer and illustrator Rafael Salmerón will visit us to talk about the book 'Yes, I am a lizard'. A talk with 150 students of Primary Education that will take place in the Children's and Youth Library, in school hours tomorrow. "
"Rafael Salmerón was born in Madrid, in 1972, he studied Illustration and Design at the School of Arts N ° 10 and at the European Institute of Design and Education Sciences (Degree in Primary Education) at the Faculty of La Salle. He began his career in the world of children's and youth literature as an illustrator in 1994 and since 2001 he has spent most of his time writing his own stories and illustrations. "
The Councilor for Education has also reported on "the visit of Diego Arboleda, on Friday, March 13, who will talk about her book 'The biggest scarf in the world' with about a hundred students from the second tranche of Primary Education in the Library Children and Youth ".
"Diego Arboleda was born in Stockholm, Sweden, in 1976. He graduated in Hispanic Philology at the Autonomous University of Madrid and, in 2012, he won the Lazarillo Prize for literary creation for his work 'Forbidden to read Lewis Carroll', a book with which He also won the National Prize for Children and Young People's Literature in 2014. In collaboration with the illustrator Raúl Sagospe, he has also published 'One billion pipes', 'Spiral adventures' and 'Wrinkled papers'. "
Antonia Pérez has advanced that "next week, on March 1 and 18, Alberto Díaz will be in Lorca and already as the closing of this first edition of the year of 'Meetings with author', the writer Llanos Campos will visit us on April 1" .
Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca
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