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📚📚Little bookstores constitute an integral part of our culture and our local communities. They are the places that never stop inspiring us, uniting us and spreading the love for books. Their role proves crucial in case they are located in remote areas such as the Greek islands or the Greek countryside.

Reading Greece spoke to Elpida and Dimitris, owners of Simoun, a beautiful little bookstore in Preveza, Epirus, about the role of little #bookstores and their influence on #reading preferences, as well as the challenges they are faced with and the prospects ahead.
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Reading Greece: Simoun – A beautiful Little Bookstore in Preveza, Epirus, that Acts as Cultural Pillar in the Local Community
Little bookstores constitute an integral part of our culture and our local communities. It’s the place where writers can connect with readers, where we discover new, unknown worlds, where children are captivated by the thrill of reading that can last a lifetime. They are the places that never stop...
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📚📚Which are the challenges of turning classical literary works into graphic novels? Is there something from the original work that is lost in the process of turning it into a graphic novel? Do graphic novels constitute an effective way to introduce classical literary works to younger generations?

Stella Stergiou and Georgia Zachari spoke to Reading Greece about the challenges they faced while turning Alki Zei's classical novels "Wildcat under glass" and "Near the rail tracks" into graphic novels and the way graphic novels have motivated children to also read the original works.

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Reading Greece: Stella Stergiou and Georgia Zachari on the Challenges of Turning Classical Literary Works into Graphic Novels
Georgia Zachari was born in Athens in 1994. She studied Art History at the School of Fine Arts, where she completed her thesis titled “Representations of the urban landscape in contemporary Greek comics: Athens and Thessaloniki”. Since then she has chosen to draw comics with cities herself rathe...
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🌊 Amorgorama: A Greek Fisher-Led Initiative Setting a New Standard in Marine Conservation 🐟

On the remote island of #amorgos, a group of dedicated local fishers is leading a quiet revolution — and the world is watching.

Faced with declining fish stocks and mounting marine pollution, they didn’t give up. Instead, they created Amorgorama, a bold, community-driven initiative to protect the Aegean Sea and their way of life.

🌊 Seasonal fishing bans
🌊Beach cleanups by boat
🌊 Sustainable gear adoption
🌊 Creation of no-fishing zones

Now backed by scientists, NGOs, and the Greek government, Amorgorama is being hailed as a model for sustainable fishing and marine restoration — not just in Greece, but globally.

📖 Read the full story and see how local action can change the future of our seas and oceans:
👉 [http://bit.ly/3TFURhY]

#amorgorama #marineconservation #sustainablefishing #greece #aegeansea #blueeconomy
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