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Proposals for short plays for children. Open Court Publishing has just released a new work in its collection Caballo Bayo. It's "Theatre of three from head to toe," Adela Basch, Alejandra Sevilla Erbiti and Fabian, with illustrations by Sonia Basch. Laughter comes to the head, passes through the mouth and stomach, and reaches to the feet. These short plays are ideal for walking feel, similar to river water, laughter by the body.

They are available in Bookshop Santa Fe Peak, Cassasa and Lorenzo, Zival 's, library Peluffo, Librería La Cita, Children's Resources, Library Galerna, The Cloud, The Book of Sand, Libreria El Aleph, Chapter II, the tunnel Bookstore Viceroy Maggisano, Bohm House, Villa Gesell, Meterete Games (Cariló) Bibliopola (Mercedes, Province of Buenos Aires) Chelan, Mercedes, Province of Buenos Aires, Faith Bookstore (General Roca, Rio Black) and Yenny
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Why do I have to read?

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THE BENEFITS OF READING

Did you know ...? Japan has the world's first with 91% of the population who have developed the habit of reading.

- In second place is Germany with 67%, followed closely by the United States with 65%.

- While in Mexico is estimated that only 2% of the population has the habit
reading.

Data provided by UNESCO

Why is it that some people to talk about reading usually relate only to academic activities or merely as a means to stay informed?

Possibly because they ignore the great advantages that the habit of reading brings benefits and who practice the exercises both in the intellectual and the social and personal.

BENEFITS OF INTELLECTUAL CHARACTER.

because reading is important for the intellectual development of the person as if practiced consistently, improve the handling of the rules of spelling and grammar, which allows better use of language and writing.

Develops, as any other activity, imagination and creativity, besides being an incomparable source of culture, increases memory and concentration.

The reading itself is an exercise in high-level reflection.

DEVELOPING THE HABIT OF READING

The best way to instill in a person's reading habits since birth. However, there are people who know the benefits that reading provides, want to begin to form this habit in their lives. For such people there is only one way to achieve consistency and determination.

Once the reading exercises regularly, it becomes part of life
the individual in a natural and becomes a habit that once experienced, can hardly stop.

You can choose any kind of reading, fortunately there are books on the market for a myriad of issues for which opt-novels, essays, classical literature, histories and biographies, short stories, poetry etc. In addition to the media like magazines and newspapers that allow readers to keep abreast of
living world.

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I will share my personal experience, until they enter college, never in my life had taken a book of any kind (except school) and regarded reading as something really boring. While internet spend much of his time reading and the best learning / information, read a book about a particular topic and focus is a lot richer than read information scattered throughout the web.
If you think the books are not for you, ask yourself what things you like ... something must have. In addition to all those who say the post about the spelling, language, writing, etc. Add it knowledge, something that is priceless

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Interesting site that allows us to catalog our entire collection of books.




Even better, do it in a visual mode and also allows us to interact with other book lovers.
What they say really makes a site worth our time and productivity.
Entering our books, we create visually a virtual library where we can see the covers of each of them.
Also to add friends we know they are reading at that time and as our book value.

The most interesting is that Shelfari is completely free and is a tool that you can not miss anyone who likes to read.



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Your own On-Line Library

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In this holiday season, where one tends to take the opportunity to relax and read a bit, what better way to arm ourselves with our own on-line library where you can store the books we read, leave small reviews, read reviews from other users, search for books related to our tastes, etc.

For this and some more stuff, can access the online library . Fortunately, registration is simple and fast. Where we request a mail address, but no confirmation asking us to access the account

Go to "Join Now" filled the little data that we requested, and we can start
Once admitted to our data, we can add the books we read or look like.

It has a very interesting book basis, either in English or Spanish. With photos of album art, year of publication and other data.

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link: LibraryThing

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Total Paper. Read audio books, books for reading online, dictionary in every word ... You can simultaneously have an open book, listen to an audio reading and listening to music in the background ...

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1 million free eBooks

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1 million free eBooks

I am among those who think that electronic books have a great future, but it is still early. Readers are expensive (eg, the last of Sony worth $ 400) and have very specific functions, and in addition we also have the problem of the books themselves: Where to buy? There is no catalog as such, at least not in Spain.

Regarding the latter problem, the giant Google has just taken a blow on the table. Has begun offering a million free e-books, all EPUB format (an alternative to PDF, compatible with almost all readers of the market) and accessible through its search engine: Google Books.

Within a million books that you can find all kinds of titles, and of course all the categories and themes. To download the book have gotten really simple: go to the Google Book Search and, if the book you can see the option in the upper right corner.

Google Books

Obviously there are many books that are not available for download, which is a shame, because Google does not even offer the possibility of acquiring them. It is possible that seeing the effort they are putting to create a massive online library, is the next step: an electronic book store Google's hand. And if prices are affordable, safe to be successful.

Also be taken into account the ease (or difficulty) to download books directly from the reader, and that there are many models that incorporate wireless connectivity. For now it seems to be impossible, since these devices do not incorporate a web browser, although perhaps in the future or unique applications are implemented, why not, a full web browser and take advantage of wireless connectivity (which are starting to deploy 3G pretty fast).

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Great technology unite against Google Books

Microsoft, Yahoo and Amazon plan to join the Open Book Alliance coalition, which opposes the agreement signed by Google and U.S. publishers and authors to scan books, saying it was a "threat to the competitiveness of the market."

Google Book Search, the book digitization project of Google, one of the most ambitious of the company, still in the thick of things despite the October 2008 agreement with publishers and copyright organizations U.S., after placing Google on the table the dollars needed to end the conflict.

This agreement is under review by a U.S. federal court and is also being investigated by the European Commission following a complaint from different personalities in German culture that accuse Google of violating intellectual property and "The Pirate Bay to be the cultural" .

On the other hand, the Open Content Alliance, a group claiming to seek "to build a comprehensive digital archive of books access" has been formed as an alliance against Google Book now and reportedly reinforced with mighty knights travel, but no less curious union of some of them to an organization as "open" and a laudable goal in theory.

The Google project (also on paper) is fantastic, by providing global Internet culture digitized at a distance of a single click. Free or low price you can buy or borrow digital books on the Web, some of whom are not even available in print.

It is true that a project of such magnitude entails legal implications, privacy monopolistic or relevant authorities should discuss and deal with, but it is also true that in that alliance against Books, mostly they want to slice out the project (which Google pays greater quantities by copyright) and other control prevent the course of a growing sector, especially after the advent of e-book readers like the Kindle.

We'll see how it ends the case. Meanwhile, Google is digitizing and improving the project.

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A sex book with blank pages

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A sex book with blank pages becomes a hit in England

Professor Sheridan Simov had 39 years studying the human mind and trying to resolve a complicated issue, what do the men in the head in addition to sex? Getting an answer has taken years, but has recently been captured in a book that has become a bestseller in the UK.

"What every man thinks of sex as well" has exceeded the expectations of the publishers and Amazon is exhausted after becoming the gift of fashion among British students. But the curious thing is that this is a blank book, two hundred pages without letters. The joke has expanded and young people spend about five euros it costs and use it as a notebook.

Simov, an Oxford graduate, was the first surprise. "I could never expect my book would be used to take notes, to some extent are showing me I was wrong to fill their pages of content," said the author in the Telegraph. Simov claimed that 99% of students would be thinking about sex during their classes, "Sure they think they use my book as a book link will help," noted teacher who has shown interest in "writing" a new research paper on in which women think about sex as well and that "he hopes to publish his findings in the next decade."

Source: http://www.cadenaser.com/cultura/articulo/libro-sexo-paginas-blanco-convierte-exito-inglaterra/serpro/20110307csrcsrcul_1/Tes

How to Publish a Book in Internet

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How to Publish a Book on the Internet











If writing a book and may seem a difficult task, the really complicated when it comes to editing. And if you decide to publish your work, you may find more of a closed door. Even the most famous writers have been in that situation ever.

So it's best to take advantage of technology, and publish your book online. Here are three websites where you can do



With Lulu you can not just publish your book in the traditional format with a wide range of varieties, but also to other types of creations editorial calendars, ebooks, CDs and DVDs, photo albums and more. Lulu also has an active community of users.




This online service (in English) allows you to create fully customized books, using its own software, BookSmart. The final price varies by size, number of pages and cover type. Blurb also includes a library of ebooks and a section with ideas for books.






It allows you to publish your book independently, without intermediaries and without minimum runs, and with a profit of 80% of sales. Bubok also serves as an online bookstore ebooks to download, and as a platform to put you in touch with your readers and other authors.

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HARRY POTTER FANS



A hacker "reveals" the end of the seventh book of Harry Potter in a forum




MADRID .- A hacker claims to have discovered "the greatest literary mystery of the decade: the end of Harry Potter has chosen its author, JK Rowling and how two characters die in the seventh and final installment, according to the edition published" on-line "the English newspaper" Daily Telegraph. "

The hacker, calling himself "Gabriel", left a message on a popular hacker forum on Tuesday, saying he had found the end of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" on the computer of an employee of Bloomsbury , Rowling's publisher. The book is published worldwide in English on July 21, coinciding with the tenth anniversary of the launch of the first installment, "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone."

The message contains a detailed summary of the final suspect, naming the two central characters in the story, appearing in the series since the beginning 10 years ago.

In addition, claims to have sent a virus to the Bloomsbury employee who caught the back and says, "The attack strategy was the easiest. It's fun to see how many people inside the company have copies and drafts of history."
The reason, religion

The reason for the action, according to the "hacker" is religion. "We did as recommended by the great Pope Benedict XVI when he was still Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger." He explained why Harry Potter bring the youngs of the world to Neo Paganism faith. "

Bloomsbury, expects to sell three million copies of the title within 24 hours of its publication in English is known by the security measures put in place before each publication to avoid dissemination of the content.

A spokeswoman for the publisher said: "There are many versions of the book based on rumors circulating on the Internet. But we do not confirm or deny any." Nor did he mention whether the matter is now in the hands of the police.

In 2003, a truck driver was convicted for stealing pages from the fifth installment in the saga of a print shop where the book was being printed to try to sell to a tabloid.
Message verification

The message of "Gabriel" was found in a forum called "hackers" by PC Tools, a security software company regularly reviews sites where hackers discuss their "achievements."

However, PC Tools says it can not verify the claim. "Only two parties can do, the hacker and the publisher. But surely the story is true."

The story of the boy wizard has been a goldmine for Rowling and Bloomsbury: five films (so far) and seven books translated into 64 languages ​​and which has sold 325 million copies worldwide.

This success is what has fueled all sorts of anecdotes and traps to access the stories prior to official publication.


SOURCE: http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2007/06/21/cultura/1182392334.html

The kids use the computer more books!

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New technologies and the Web can foster interest in reading.
One study noted that 60% of the guys that are most read, use the PC for homework. This is reflected in a survey on cultural consumption of boys aged between 11 and 17, conducted by the Ministry of National Education, which indicated that those who use the PC to search for information read more books.

In numbers, the study said that 60% of those who reads three books a year, uses the computer to find information and do homework, while reading a book a year use the PC mainly to play.
In addition, some educational organizations use the Web to bring them to reading, such is the case of the Read Foundation, which implements a project based on Internet use in which the boys meet children's literature authors accessing Web pages where they have the opportunity to chat with them and create blogs to express their experiences as readers.

"The kids use these tools as a means of expression of his literary tastes, to recommend texts or to form affinity groups," says Dew Bressia Foundation. In this sense, the Internet brings them to the readings that they seek and that interest them.

But is there any relationship between the use of the PC and the habit of reading? "There is a widespread idea that technologies cause effects on society and are to blame for the good and bad, and really do not. Technology and society have a mutual relationship. The kids do not read less because using Messenger. Read less because they do other things that they find most interesting, "said Fabio Tarasowa, coordinator of Education and New Technologies at FLACSO.

For Deborah Kozak, advisor to the Ministry of Education, there are a lot of myth about this. "The boys continue to be good readers. What is real is that they spend much more time in front of the computer, which is detrimental not only lack of time devoted to reading but also of other activities. Children read more from the PC to what they read in books, "he said.

However, it is not the same on a screen than a book. "On the Internet, the reader meets hypertext. It offers a non-sequential reading, a 'as user', because it is he who decides how far to go. The book, however, requires a sustained and orderly reading, "said Anabella Saks, Area Education Foundation Read.

Another thing that worries experts is the quality of texts that circulate on the Internet. The challenge, they say, goes through the children teach grounds of discrimination in relation to the use of sources and readings.



Source: Clarin.com

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Hello. Those who read books are less prone to depression.

Teenagers who listen to music much more depressed than those who read a lot

Teens who spend more time listening to music are much more conducive to having a major depressive disorder, while young people spend more time reading books tends much less to present this problem.

This is what he has revealed a study by the School of Medicine, University of Pittsburgh, whose findings add to a growing body of research linking emotional health with exposure to the media.

For the preparation of this work, the researchers applied a methodology "real time" (called "ecological momentary assessment), which was to study the behaviors of the participants in everyday life.

In total, 106 adolescents were analyzed, 46 of whom were diagnosed with major depressive disorder. Scientists called participants 60 times during the five weekends of the two-month study to inquire whether they were watching television or movies, listening to music, playing games, surfing the internet or reading magazines, newspapers or books .

The results of the questionnaires revealed that young people most exposed to music, compared with those who listened to less music, were 8.3 times more conducive to being depressed.

By contrast, adolescents who read more books proved to be the least likely to become depressed. Could not find that exposure to other media significantly influenced the tendency to depression of the participants.


Source: http://www.ecualinkblog.com/2011/04/sabiasque-los-adolescentes-que-escuchan.html


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The world's cheapest netbook is Chinese

The company unveiled China Lanyu which describes itself as the world's cheapest netbook, and it appears with its price of $ 98.

Inside, nothing like an Atom, and little of what we're used to in Western netbooks.

Although it maintains the Wi-Fi connectivity, has a 266 MHz ARM processor, 128 MB of RAM, 7 inch screen (800 x 480 pixels) and Windows CE 5.0 operating system, plus battery of 1,800 mAh.

Nothing special, but its price is probably a good choice for browsing the Internet or check email easily.

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Book Fair

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Google opens its online library of 3 million books




Google is scanning millions of books and was scanned using OCR (character recognition)

As a result, we can read on PC or cell

Click on this link ...

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While changing the habit of reading from paper to screen, the printed book will remain the cheapest luxury item that anyone can buy on the market. When that happens what is already announced, people read more on the screen of an electronic gadget with the sight and hands placed on the paper-not the book will be gone, but one of the supports is disclosed.

While luxury is "everything that is beyond the means of someone to get it" and "abundance of unnecessary things", many people keep saying that, so expensive, the book is a luxury. " It is not true. If you know which book to choose between the mountains of books from libraries, which offers cheap editions of classics and contemporary titles would be acceptable enough to fill a home library.

The consumer goods market offers much more luxurious, expensive and "unnecessary." And people buy them. And when they perish, because they are perishables, replace by other peers. Follow the chain of consumption and this becomes circular. Until, suddenly, we conclude that the hitherto bought and consumed was not "everything necessary" in our quality of life.

A few days ago it was revealed that the Colombians had been reading a book and a half to read two books a year. The fraction of difference is ridiculously encouraging. Does not specify what kind of books there was an increase in the number. It is quite possible that this increase has occurred in the use of "instant books" and self-help.

The excuse of the price is not a valid argument to justify the few hours that Colombians are dedicated to reading books. The thing is much simpler: we were not educated to believe that reading a book and learn to choose what book you read was equally or more important than buying a bottle of whiskey, premium brand, perhaps unnecessary, or a pair of branded shoes , added to those already stowing in your wardrobe.

We were not educated to believe that reading a book to be indispensable in our quality of life. If you tried to do, what they did wrong and the worst of the pedagogies. For this there was a paradoxical situation: increased schooling of Colombians multiplied university education, but just read half a book more per year.

The habit of reading books leads to the habit of choosing good books, as the custom of "going to the movies" has to make good movies. It is time to distinguish between reading and reading books. Paper or screen, does not matter. One thing is the obligation to read and quite another pleasurable choice of reading.

When talking about reading habits are talking about frequent exercise, ultimately inevitable, "wasting time" giving us the opportunity to learn new things, meet remote geographies and cultures, "plunge into the unknown to find the new," find answers to questions, discover some unusual feature of the human condition, experience the thrill of a verse that sums up a mystery of life.

The lustful habit of reading books costs far less than the compulsive habit of consuming "things that are not needed." Never mind that tomorrow is read on a screen that simulates the texture of the paper, which supports underlining and notes to footnotes or library in the world that fits in a backpack. The material that ensures the survival of the book is "human, all too human", and is between thought and imagination, some of which are lost who do not read books.