#CzytanieRzędzi – Two meetings around the book "Wild Survival Guide" by Agnieszka Graclik – Lady from Pszyra

#ReadingRules at the House of Literature is a series of reading meetings for children with the most valued authors and illustrators of children's literature.

In October, we invite you to two unique events related to the book Lady from Pszyra Agnieszka Graclik's "Wild Survival Guide"„ – full of humor, curiosities and extraordinary stories about the animal world, which surprises with the ingenuity and diversity of nature.

This is an opportunity to discover the wild world of nature together with your children, learn mindfulness and simply
have fun!

In the program:

– reading excerpts from the book together,

– a creative artistic part, during which children will be able to create works inspired by the animal world.

Details about the events:

1. Reading workshop for organized groups: The wild world of nature for children

– When: Thursday, October 23, 4:00–6:00 PM

– Where: House of Literature Auditorium, Krakowskie Przedmieście 87/89, Warsaw

– For whom: School-age children – pupils of community centers, libraries and other organized groups.

– Free admission – reservations required! Limited seating.

– Submissions: [email protected] 

– Facebook event: LINK 

2. Meeting with the author: Agnieszka Graclik and her wild stories

– When: Saturday, October 25, 11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

– Where: Library of the House of Literature, Krakowskie Przedmieście 87/89, Warsaw

– For whom: School-age children and their parents.

– Free admission – registration required!
The number of places is limited.

– Submissions: [email protected] 

– Facebook event: LINK 


Edition of the # series Reading Rules
 is organized as part of the cooperation between the Universal Reading Foundation and the Śródmieście District of Warsaw. Key partners of the event are the Foundation for the House of Literature and Creative Work Houses, the "Świerszczyk dla Dzieci" magazine, and the Wilga publishing house.,
who actively work to develop reading among children.