children studying in Luanda, capital of Angola, will be the main favored by a new edition of "Soup Letrillas" roaming initiative promoted by the Casa de Cultura Brasil-Angola which aims to disseminate the Brazilian literature among Angolans smaller and awaken in them a deep passion for books.
This project will take shape on Wednesday with the reading of "Little Dragon" Pedro Bandeira Brazilian writer, recalled Pisconti Tessa, who heads the organization that organizes cultural proposal was launched on 1 July 2009 and since then, has already attracted with days of reading a lot of children between 4 and 10 years of age.
With this plan in addition to encouraging closer to literary materials allows cultural exchange between two nations, the authorities have managed to enrich the children's literature, a segment that, long ago had preoccupied the writer Maria Eugenia Neto for not being sufficiently developed.
Fortunately, good impact Soup Letrillas "has reversed the picture and promises to spread to different educational institutions to increasingly more elementary school students who discover the joy of reading. If it does so much focus on young audiences, said Tessa Pisconti AngolaPress as recorded by the agency, is because "children's literature has a social function" that exceeds the playful and, well as provide the tools for developing children's imagination and experience the world, "makes room for reflection."
Undoubtedly, this initiative the Cultural Brasil-Angola developed since 2009 on African soil to promote enthusiasm for books from early age is an interesting demonstration of commitment to the generation of new consumers literatura. / Juan Pérez Porto / LIVDUCA
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