A sea of books in the public eye

Public stores in Nicosia, Limassol and Paphos are jumping with lots and lots of book presentations for children and adults in the days to come.

Starting on Saturday, the store at The Mall of Cyprus in Nicosia will present the children’s book Learn to Try and Have Patience. This book, which is suitable for children from four-years-old, will help children learn to cope with difficult situations through patience.

Also, aimed at children is the book presentation Alexi, Pick-up the Jungle, which will also be taking place on Saturday at the store at My Mall in Limassol. The book, by Alison Falkonakis, aims to teach children over four good manners.

Back to Nicosia on November 26, when a number of books from the educational portal ELNIPLEX will be presented. Children over five are invited to enjoy readings from the selected books and also let their imaginations and the stories take them to magical places.

Lastly, one for adults. The writer Mary Kontzoglou will present her book trilogy in Nicosia on November 25 and in Paphos and Limassol on November 26.

Learn to Try and Have Patience
Presentation of book for children. November 19. Public Store, Nicosia. 12pm. In Greek. 22-782542

Alexi, Pick-up the Jungle
Presentation of book for children. November 19. Public Store, Limassol. 12pm. In Greek. 25-826926

Book Presentation for Children
Presentation of books for children from the educational portal ELNIPLEX. November 26. Public Store, Nicosia. 6pm. In Greek. 22-782542

Presentation of Books
Presentation of books by writer Mary Kontzoglou. November 25. Public Store, Nicosia. 6pm. In Greek. 22-782542
November 26. Public Store, Paphos. 6pm. Public Store, Limassol. 12pm. In Greek. 70-007777, 25- 826926

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