To read a book, you need to read a good book, but you don't have to read a "new book". The exchange of used books between readers, in addition to environmental protection, may also light up a new world of reading for each other...... Recently, on the square of the Siping Road Street Community Cultural Activity Center, a book exchange market of "Scholarly Siping Enjoys 'Siji'" kicked off. More than 40 primary school students have become "stall owners" and "exchanged" old books at home for a different new world.
In the afternoon of the same day, in the square of the Siping Road Street Community Cultural Activity Center, 42 small stall owners from the No. 1 Primary School of Dahushan Road, Tongji Primary School, and the Third Primary School Attached to the Second Normal School "sat down" in the used book exchange market, which was very lively.
The event will give 10 exchange coupons to each stall owner, and at the same time, each stall will prepare at least 10 used books for exchange. As long as you "sell" your old books and earn as many vouchers as possible, you can exchange more books for other stalls.
"You can buy these five books for just three coupons...... "The children confidently introduce their books to other friends, and sometimes share their thoughts on reading. There are also children who come up with creative ways to "sell", buy one get one free, and give small gifts...... Huang Yuheng, a child from the No. 1 Primary School on Dahushan Road, attached a post-it note of "Golden Sentences for Reading" to each book, and the beautiful handwriting on it was written by the children themselves.
Literary masterpieces, funny and funny comics, and entertaining picture books...... There is a wide variety of books in the market, and the content is also suitable for the reading habits of children of this age. For many children, the market is not only about books, but also about reading, giving them an idea of what children of the same age are reading, thus opening the door to a "new world". "I have read my books at home many times, and I really want to see what other students are reading and broaden my horizons. Zhang Jiaqi, a student from the Primary School Attached to the Second Normal School, said.
Many "little bookworms" plunged headlong into the sea of books. Many people held a thick pile of books in their arms and lingered in front of the various stalls. Lu Yingxi, a child from Tongji Primary School, discussed with her classmates to collect all the vouchers, and she was responsible for the "procurement" of the whole scene. The purchased books will be placed in the school's public library corner for everyone to read collectively. "The books I pick are the ones that I usually observe that my classmates like to read. "Harry Potter", "Morning Flowers", "Insects" and so on, I hope you like it. ”
Many parents came to the scene to support their "small stall owners". "This kind of market activity is very meaningful, on the one hand, it can exercise children's social skills, and on the other hand, it can cultivate their interest in reading, which is helpful to promote them to read good books and improve their reading habits from an early age. Ms. Qiu, a parent, said.
On the same day, the "You choose the books, I pay" activity of the Siping Road Street Library set up a stall on the spot, and the Xinhua Bookstore in the jurisdiction brought rich books for residents to choose and register the selected books. The reporter learned that the activity has been carried out online synchronously, and in the future, the street library will purchase these books and open them to resident readers as library collections, aiming to truly take the reader's needs as the guide, meet the diversified reading of readers, let resident readers read the books they are interested in, and create a strong national reading atmosphere.
Text/Image: Tang Shunjia
Editor: Wu Baixin