Sectors San Roque and Louise were the first rural corners of our community to be visited by our mobile library this season.
The idea, as every year, is to bring culture and entertainment to the most remote from our downtown is that no nacimentano out of the services our library offers. Therefore, in November partly visits to two rural schools were traveling boxes full of books for children and parents of those places.
Library staff, headed by its chief Orietta Terán, periodically visit different parts of the country to encourage reading nacimentano its inhabitants, with the idea that children have healthy and focused entertainment culture, their own books, so that your condition of inhabitants on the outskirts of our city is not a matter of dispute with the children of the urban area, and thus reach high school in the best possible intellectual equality and personal development.
In addition, boxes contamplan traveling parents and guardians of these areas, taking special themed books for rural women and farmers. Various cookbooks, crafts, physical beauty, health, agriculture, livestock and farm products, aim to incorporate rural people to knowledge and culture in their rural context, without neglecting literature and poetry.
