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Library for Russian-speaking children opened in Vienna

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Library for Russian-speaking children opened in Vienna


04.03.2019

Photo: mosds.mos.ru

A free library of Russian literature started its work in Austrian capital, the website of Moscow House of Compatriots reports. It is located in the building of Meridian gymnasium, Russian school of additional education. 

According to Tatiana Jayani, who heads the Pedagogical Council of the Coordinating Council of Compatriots, it is very important that the books are available not only to students of this school, but also to all children who speak Russian or study it. She is sure that literature contributes to the development of interest in the language, and the books introduce Russian traditions and national history. In addition, reading books helps preserve the continuity of generations.

Each young reader will receive a reader's diary as a gift. All children can read Russian books free, take them home and enjoy classical and modern Russian literature.

Children’s writer Anna Goncharova handed over books to the school from the Government of Moscow and the representative office of Rossotrudnichestvo. She also told the children about the secrets of literary work and her creative plans. A meeting with parents was also held, where they discussed ways of popularizing reading. 

New library will invite famous writers to meet with students. Book fund will be replenished. 

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