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Raquel Lopez, storytelling, presented his first children's book in the Centro Cultural Ramón Alonso Luzzy children in third grade, from Marist and Beethoven.
The work, titled Twenty surprised grandparents are too small they had many questions to the author.
Through a game, created by the very Raquel Lopez have invented a new story, a fun way to encourage reading and creativity among children.
The Alicante spent half his life dedicated to telling stories to children.
Whether it's used to stand in front of hundreds of children, but had never been one of those stories to paper: Being around children is always rewarding, and if they are children who have read your book even more.
After 24 years telling stories, now what changes is to tell a story itself, I myself have written.
Raquel Lopez explained that it is very exciting to see their faces, hear their questions.
What I like to tell a story to one or more persons is wonderful.
You are not alone explain a story, but you convey what you know, and you're seeing those bright eyes in response, and that is priceless.
The author of Twenty grandparents are too showed almost the same emotion that smaller, which when questioned Rachel, all the kids raised their hands hoping that the writer answered them.
After answering the questions, Rachel has decided to invent a story together.
For it has gotten many words in different bags, and from there the children were randomly pulling them up to create a story.
To end the meeting, 150 children have formed in a row waiting for Raquel López them sign the book.
Twenty grandparents are too relates how he has suspended lex English, so it will be punished in town all summer.
This plan seemed very boring and monotonous, until the place grandparents insisted on taking him to and fro.
He soon discovers that local children have mysteriously disappeared.
Who's may have led?
On Wednesday, February 18, will be at the Municipal Library Manuel Puig Campillo (Barrio Peral) with students of 3rd and 4th primary schools with San Felix, Feliciano Sanchez and Vicente Ros.
Finally, on Thursday, February 19, will be in the Municipal Library Rafael Rubio (Los Dolores) with students of the Sacred Heart, Our Lady of Sorrows, San José Obrero and La Atalaya.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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