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Teenagers discuss informed choice in Serpukhov libraries

Rural Libraries of Serpukhov City District held events within the framework of the network action "Your Library: Intelligence"

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Teenagers discuss informed choice in Serpukhov libraries

In the Kamensk library, a conversation “Deception of the soul, deception of hope” was held, the participants of which discussed the importance of conscious choice and an alternative to harmful habits – reading, sports, creativity. Teenagers understood life situations and learned to withstand pressure from the outside.

In the Lipitsk rural library, the Information Day “We are for a healthy lifestyle” was held with intellectual tasks – crossword puzzles, philvords and puzzles about healthy lifestyles. Participants received information booklets on the topic of events.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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