For public librarians who wanted to initiate program this October, I would recommend a reading activity for Children.
Raul S. Roco Library’s Be A Reader: rediscovering Raul S. Roco at the library has two activities related to this program - Byaheng Bukmubil and Children’s Bookfest.
It brings the storytelling sessions and academic contest to public elementary schools through the Bookmobile while the culminating program was held at the City Library. These activities have generated support from Jollibee, local officials and businessmen performing as readers and the Department Educa
tion. In fact, last year, Jollibee Naga’s Why Read Campaign, a project partnered and counter part of the City Library’s Be A Reader, has been awarded for its marketing program in the National Level last February 2008.
tion. In fact, last year, Jollibee Naga’s Why Read Campaign, a project partnered and counter part of the City Library’s Be A Reader, has been awarded for its marketing program in the National Level last February 2008. Considering the impact of reading among children, I strongly believed that it is essential to design an area for children in every public library.
REMEMBER, IF YOU ORGANIZED A CHILDRENS LIBRARY, YOU WILL BE VISITED BY A CHILDREN ACCOMPANIED BY THEIR PARENTS. YOU ACTUALLY ATTRACT MORE READERS TO VISIT AND USE THE LIBRARY.
