Tales, fables and adventure stories have been for Adriana Rodríguez García, a 7 year old girl from the municipality of Contramaestre, the first friends in the infinite world of reading.
This passion for children’s literature, transmitted by her parents from a very young age and without knowing how to read, provided her with tools that facilitated the development of her imagination, expressing emotions and feelings, in a meaningful way.
The incorporation of books into the child’s daily life as an expression of family and learning, with classics such as Little Red Riding Hood, The Three Little Pigs, The Ugly Duckling, Pinocchio, The Little Prince, The Jungle Book and Treasure Island, are kept on her bookshelf at home to learn values, written and illustrated in its pages.
Educated in these conventional universal literature for children, Adriana Rodriguez knows the true essence of friendship, knows how to understand and interact in the context in which she lives, while gaining knowledge, recreation and information.
With free rein to the imagination, which makes a powerful inner world, where they can find a safe place of tranquility despite external circumstances, this little girl refers to discover in children’s literature her peaceful refuge.
“I feel happy when I read. Books teach me to be strong, to be intelligent, to think more, to study, to express myself better. Wherever I go, reading accompanies me. I thank my parents for such a beautiful education, Adriana tells us.
Trapped by the magic of books for children, whose letters ennoble, instruct and make the imagination fly with heartfelt emotions in her first steps in life, Adriana Rodriguez Garcia expresses her happiness because she knows that when she reads, her mind grows wings to dance with the music of the word in a melody of hope.
