The José Riquelme municipal library is set to engage the community throughout November with a programme that promotes reading among children while encouraging reflection on high abilities and cognitive diversity. The events will take place in various rooms within the library and are accessible to all.
Until 13 November, the Children's Room will host a selection of children's books titled 'Autumn Stories', designed to immerse young readers in the seasonal themes through literature. Following this initiative, from 10 to 20 November, 'Every mind, a world' will showcase a bibliographic selection on high abilities, learning, and cognitive diversity, available in both the Children's Room and the Narrative Room.
The programme also includes a family-oriented activity. On Thursday, 12 November, at 17:30, the Children's Room will feature 'Simón's Secret', a storytelling session accompanied by children's workshops. The following week, on Tuesday, 17 November, at 18:00, the Reading Room will host the talk 'Neither Venus nor Mars', focusing on high abilities, led by educator Noelia Valle Ruiz. This conference is part of the Common Space cycle, which is dedicated to discussions, meetings, and shared culture.
The monthly programme will conclude on Tuesday, 24 November, at 18:30, with a presentation in the Youth Room of the book 'The Linense Mineral Coal Workers' Society (1917-1920). A social history from a transnational perspective', authored by historian José Martín León de Alda.
