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Morbihan: book comes beach deliver:
It is in Carnac this Monday, July 28 and will also be tomorrow. Furthermore, Then in Quiberon, Wednesday and Saturday. Therefore, The deliver truck continues its Breton tour. Meanwhile,
The red van transformed into a traveling bookstore was present in Perros-Guirec last week.
A collaboration with local booksellers – Morbihan: book comes beach deliver
“It is an itinerant bookstore which goes from beaches to beaches. Moreover, which is done in collaboration with the local bookseller which will put its offer in the truck. Consequently, And the idea is to bring the book closer to the readership. which allows you to discover many authors and new novels”details Sylvie Navellou, marketing and communication director of the pocket book.
500 pounds available a few meters from the beach
500 different titles are available in the vehicle. including children’s books thanks to a partnership with other publishers. What sharpen the curiosity of holidaymakers and residents. The goal is morbihan: book comes beach deliver to conquer new readers. And to believe Sylvie Navellou, it works: “It drains regular readers and non-readers”.
Meeting with authors
The deliver truck offers a wide range of works and also gives the opportunity to meet authors.
In Carnac, on the beach boulevard face aligned, Laure Manel and Bernard Werber will be present on Monday July 28. “The authors love it and are faithful to the truck. It is a meeting in a very relaxed context. it is always very friendly”says the marketing and communication director of the pocket book.
Tuesday, Nicolas Lebel, Kalindi Ramphul will join Bernard Werber. If this traveling bookstore will be accessible from 11 a.m., meetings with the authors will be possible every day from 3 p.m.:“It provides them with simple and relaxed contact with the summer public. Everyone has time, authors and readers. These are personalized meetings”.
For the stage in Quiberon, from July 30 to August 1 on morbihan: book comes beach deliver Place Hoche, then on August 2, Port-Maria, Nicolas Lebel (30), Kalindi Ramphul (30, 31), Julia Malye (1st and 2) and Gilles Marchand (2) will be present
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