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2016 · 2 pages

Abstract
The content of this document is the responsibility of the authors, and it does not necessarily reflect the perspective of USAID or the US Government. The document describes a project implemented by the USAID Read and Learn Project, aiming to promote elements of the Municipalities Friendly to Reading model. The project's activities include the implementation of reading corners in homes. A reading corner is a space where parents encourage their children to read and then ask them questions about what they have learned. Having a reading corner is considered important. In this space, parents read with their children and discuss what they have learned. This practice is considered beautiful. The document is part of the "Cuentos en familia" (Family Stories) collection. The author, María Enriqueta García Yax, shares her personal experience with having a reading corner in her home. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, including her grandmother, who also joins in reading activities. The author believes that every community member should have a reading corner in their home. The document highlights the importance of reading and sharing experiences with family members. The author's enthusiasm for reading and sharing stories with her loved ones is evident throughout the text.
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