Promoting reading in Pozega Public library
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The Pozega Public Library in Croatia runs various reading promotion programs to engage readers of all ages. Programs for toddlers and preschoolers include "For every BABY a book" and storytelling hours. School-aged children participate in summer/winter reading programs and book clubs. Teenagers can join the PPL Club for Volunteers to help promote reading and lead programs. The library aims to foster a lifelong love of reading through diverse initiatives tailored to different age groups.
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- 1. Reading promotion programmes in Pozega Public Library How to Engage the Next Generation of Readers
- 2. Pozega Public Library • social and learning space, entertainment (15 000 inhabitants, 3 500 patrons, 1 000 at children’s department) • support reading through wide range of reading initiatives and programmes • promoting the pleasure of reading to all • to activate a love of reading in children and young adults and make them life-long learners
- 3. Reading promotion programmes • Reading strategy – involve all ages, meet the diverse reading needs • Toddlers and preschoolers • “For every BABY a book” • Storytelling hours • “Gusenica Sveznalica”
- 7. School-going children (7/12) • Summer/ Winter Reading Program • “Bibliobubamara”, “Bibliopčelica” (for 1st and 2nd graders) • “Travelling library” (for 3rd/4th graders) • IFLA Sister Libraries project • Postcards exchange program
- 9. Travelling library (3rd and 4th graders)
- 12. For teenagers – PPL Club for Volunteers • Teenagers are given opportunity to volunteer and help nurtre reading habit in the young children • Peer influence is a powerful factor, inspire their peers to do the same • They promote the joy and benefits of reading at various public platforms
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