"I won't feel embarrassed by what I write."
- They have published a manifesto in favour of reading and writing, which has become a children's book. The book collects a decalogue in favor of the first reader and after the writer, and one of its demands is that of the title. The pamphlet also collects illustrated messages like “I’m going to read what I choose,” “In my imagination everything is possible.”
The aim of this paper is to make children feel that they are readers and writers, to give a boost to the work being done to promote reading. The authors emphasize that although the book is designed for children, it is valid for everyone: “It is clear to us that the claim exceeds all ages.”
By the letters. The manifesto was written by Goiatz Labandibar Arbelaitz and illustrated by Iñaki Zapirain Retegi.
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