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The Youth Literature Prize Hache continues its series of meetings with authors finalists with the writer's visit to Cartagena David Fernandez Sifres to present women's Lighthouse absent (Edelvives, 2011), with whom he already won the Alandar 2011.
Begin on Wednesday 23 at 11am in the Auditorium of the Campus UPCT of the Sea Wall presenting his novel to 600 high school students. Half an hour earlier, at 10:30 am, the writer appear before the media in press conference in the Board Room of the UPCT.
That afternoon at 17h conduct a more intimate encounter with readers Intercultural Centers for Children in Graduate School (c / Gisbert) and the next day, Thursday, at 9.15 pm, visit the Colegio San Vicente de Paul.
Sifres Fernandez leads a spectacular career in children's literature and won the Prize for Youth Literature Alandar in 2011 and the following year won the Children's Literature Delta Wing with an intruder in my notebook (Edelvives, 2012).
The writer is the second visit after Hache Prize in December activities with Lola Beccaria.
The third of the writers who choose this democratic award, Alfredo Gómez Cerdá will travel to Cartagena in February to close the cycle with writers finalists.
Hache Youth Literature Prize was born in 2009 sponsored by his older brother, the Young Reader Prize Mandarache.
This year the Award Hache has reached its highest elevation of involvement with a jury of 1,542 readers adolescents 12 to 14 years from almost all secondary schools in the municipality.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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