Clipping of news on Brazilian Culture, Law and Citizenship
08/07/2013
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Bookish can enjoy the hobby without spending much. Itinerant exhibitions of books, reading democratization projects and promotions guarantee prices up to 95% lower compared with those found in stores. This percentage can be seen in "Cuban Dreams", published by Editora Record, which goes for R$ 43, the website of the Library Culture, and R$ 2, More Reading Project, which sells copies a maximum of R $ 3 (Rio Save Time Bangu, São João and São Gonçalo Meriti).
The lawyer José Augusto de Souza, 30, attends the unit Bangu:
- There are interesting titles and very affordable prices.
The administrative manager Tatiana Rocha, 32, seeks to approximate the daughter, Isabella, 3 years, reading and teaches the lesson: You can save and update the collection in book fairs.
- Here, titles which cost R$ 65 in other stores come out for R$ 10 - exemplifies Tatiana, who took the CIRANDA Book Fair, running until 31, NorteShopping, and until Aug. 14 at River Boulevard Mall (formerly Iguatemi).
The teacher Hildete Pereira de Melo Hermes de Araújo, home-economics teacher Fluminense Federal University (UFF), says it is crucial to keep an eye on events and promotions. Fnac, for example, promotes a fire sale until tomorrow, with copies costing from R$ 1.90.
- The important thing is to buy items that appeal to the taste and pocket - explains Hildete.
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Source: Extra - online
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