Lliçà de Vall joins 'Born to Read' program to promote early childhood literacy

The library offers a free cycle of storytelling sessions and workshops for families with children aged 0 to 3 years this autumn.

Interior of a library with bookshelves full of books and a children's area.
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Interior of a library with bookshelves full of books and a children's area.

The Lliçà de Vall Library has joined the Nascuts per Llegir (Born to Read) program, promoted by the Catalan Government's Library Service, to introduce books to children from their earliest months of life.

With this affiliation, the library is organizing a cycle of three free activities aimed at babies, children up to 3 years old, and their families. The sessions will take place between October and November and will combine storytelling with educational workshops for adults.
The program includes the session "Plega't, plega't, paperet" on Monday, October 5th at 5 PM, led by Violeta Caballol Oliva, focusing on reading and discovering stories for babies aged 0 to 3 years. The session will last 45 minutes.
Subsequently, on Wednesday, November 4th at 5 PM, the workshop "Un passeig pels llibres de la primera infància" (A walk through early childhood books) will be held, also led by Violeta Caballol Oliva. This 75-minute training is aimed at adults with children aged 0 to 3 years, although attendance with babies up to 14 months will be exceptionally permitted to facilitate work-life balance.
Finally, on Wednesday, November 25th at 5 PM, Anna Casals Lloria will conduct the session "Bon dia, bona nit" (Good morning, good night), a storytelling and discovery session for families with children aged 1 to 3 years, lasting 30 minutes.
Registration is now open and places are limited. For more information and to register, interested individuals can contact the Lliçà de Vall Library by phone at 938 436 522 or via email at [biblioteca@llissadevall.cat](mailto:biblioteca@llissadevall.cat).
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Lliçà de Vall (29/09/2026)