00:00I have written the name of the book and written the book and written the book.
00:05I have to go to the library and go to the library outside of the book.
00:15I have a lot of people who are interested in the heritage of the book.
00:19so people greet people
00:21exactly like companies
00:23like this and that fish market
00:25other things
00:27they will show us
00:30when all of this have been done
00:32because we have to see the chart
00:33and we will find out what to look at
00:37and say what to do
00:38and that's what you have to look at
00:39we used to have the chart
00:41we used to have the vast vast majority of people
00:44we used to have the zoo
00:50It's a very interesting book that you haven't seen in the world.
00:54It's a very interesting book.
00:56It's a very interesting book.
00:58It's a very interesting book.
01:04So, it's a very interesting book.
01:05And I'm going to talk about the story.
01:08I'm going to talk about the story.
01:10Sleshi is a communist.
01:11And if there were,
01:12you would have to say,
01:15so they are a member of our women in Korea.
01:20Once they have their other interests,
01:24it is more of a member of the comic.
01:26So why don't we say that,
01:28that we have members of our women.
01:29Because we are related to the adult.
01:32And so it's more of a interest.
01:34Very, I mean, ladies,
01:36as well as they are,
01:37I was able to experience the data in my own life.
01:40I was able to experience the data.
01:45I was able to see a lot of the things I had in my own life.
01:54I was able to experience the data so that I could experience the data.
01:57How did you get to know about the books?
01:59We have 1000,000 plus books, because we have many themes, fiction, non-fiction, poetry.
02:08There are many languages.
02:09In the same way, we have English, Hindi, and Asimis.
02:12We have the Northeast languages, like Borough, Missing, Hebra, and Bangla.
02:19It depends on our language and language, so we have a lot of different types of books.
02:27What do you want to select?
02:30I am a library community, a free library network, a free library network,
02:37which is a library library.
02:40I have active membership in our workshops.
02:43When I go to these workshops, I visit these libraries.
02:50I have to attend online workshops.
02:53I have to go to the publishing house.
02:58I am a library educator.
03:04I am a library educator.
03:06I have a book for Tata Institute of Social Sciences.
03:09I have a library certificate.
03:12I have a lot of workshops.
03:18I have a lot of knowledge.
03:20I have a lot of workshops.
03:22I have a lot of work.
03:38I have a lot of workshops.
03:39I have a lot of workshops.
03:48I have a lot of classes.
03:50I have a lot of workshops.
03:53I have worked with students.
04:00I have got lots of workshops.
04:03I have both of them.
04:04I have a lot of workshops.
04:06I have been a community and great collections.
04:07Yes, we have a lot of books. Every month we have a theme about gender, disability, friendship, family, etc.
04:18We have a theme that we have a lot of books.
04:22We have a lot of poetry. We have a lot of poetry.
04:28So we have a lot of poetry.
04:30We have a lot of activities.
04:41When we visit local Manubilla, we have a lot of support.
04:48We have a lot of support, support us, support us, support us, a kitab, a box or a box,
04:55and it is not our government funding.
04:59Yes, we have a lot of support.
05:02What is this?
05:04How do you work?
05:07I am going to study library education and study.
05:11I used to read my book, I used to read the whole book.
05:16I used to write a book, I used to read it.
05:17I used to read the book, I used to read it.
05:25for us.
05:27We have a hard time, but we are learning the culture which gives us the culture and culture.
05:35Because I always learn the religion, do you follow the religion?
05:39The religion is in between.
05:40And our limits are not reasonable.
05:43Constitutional rights is in between.
05:45So when we talk to each other, we have to have the culture in the story.
05:47We have to discuss them.
05:50I am going to have to hang out.
06:14My name is Rishi, I am in class 3, I am in educational institute.
06:20When did you come to school?
06:22In 2014.
06:24Good.
06:25What are you looking for?
06:27Books, activities, games, play.
06:30How much are you looking for?
06:32Comics.
06:33How many books are you looking for?
06:35300 plus.
06:36How many books are you looking for?
06:37No.
06:38You don't look for movies?
06:39No.
06:39You look for comics, what are you looking for?
06:46Non-fiction, fiction books.
06:48These are all books.
06:50And story books.
06:52Here you can learn the skills of reading and reading.
07:23How many books are you looking for?
07:25vorstellen?
07:26So when you are sharing.
07:28When
07:28you are sharing gone, you are saying, they are saying.
07:31Using your grandma's words.
07:31and your grandmother's words.
07:31When I say, y'know, this is true, they do tell things.
07:38He can't think with more rights.
07:39So we should say, never forgot about nature to attract people.
07:55because they said that when they read comics, they didn't come to understand, but when we opened comics in the
08:03library,
08:04we talked about little things about them and role play.
08:10The most important thing is that when they do role play, they get more interest in comics,
08:16and they get more interested in learning.
08:18Now it's like that all kids have made comics.
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