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Libri Launches a World Literature Podcast Series
Libri invites listeners on an exciting cultural and literary journey in its newly launched podcast series. The ten-part series, titled Világlapozó (“World Reader”), explores the

Libri Bookstores Celebrate the Holidays with a Special Youth Novel by Mária Szepes and a Classic Work by Sándor Márai in Festive Editions
Libri Bookstores are releasing festive editions of The Book of Herbs, Sándor Márai’s timeless collection of reflections, and The Star Child, a magical youth novel

94% of Readers Say Books Have Helped Them Through Difficult Life Situations
On the occasion of World Mental Health Day, Libri conducted a non-representative survey on the relationship between books and mental well-being. Entertaining reads, self-help and
Libri and the MOL – New Europe Foundation recommend Jókai, Bán Mór, and Visky András, as well as Hrabal and Kafka, to readers’ attention
Once again, Libri and the MOL – New Europe Foundation are drawing attention to the most significant creators and iconic works of Central European literature.
Another Libri Record: More Than a Thousand People Dreamed of Books
Surpassing all expectations, more than one thousand entries were submitted to the second season of Libri Talent and to the Libri Talent Mini fairy tale

Pediatricians and nurses encourage reading fairy tales.
Libri Bookstores and the Department of Pediatrics at Semmelweis University highlight the beneficial effects of reading stories together.
An important deadline is approaching: applications for the Libri Talent competition are open until the end of September.
The Libri Talent program supports the introduction of new talents in Hungarian literature and is welcoming applicants for the second time this year.

Contemporary poetry as a gift from Libri: Students across the country receive poems by András Visky
The anthology titled Vissza a nyomokon (Back on the Tracks) was published in ten thousand copies, and a limited number of books are still available

The Libri Literary Prizes have been awarded
At this year’s celebration of literature, readers’ favorites were recognized in 12 categories. Tamás Náray, Bea Bibók, Marcsi Borbás, Erika Bartos, Anna Karády, Mór Bán,