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Ostry Dyżur Literacki od lat pomaga dzieciom dotkniętym przez alergie czytelnicze. Eksperci w kitlach lekarskich z plikiem recept i głowami pełnymi rekomendacji podróżują i leczą nietolerancje. Sprawią, że dzieci odnajdują przyjemność w czytaniu, a czasami wręcz wpadają w uzależnienie od lektury ;)
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A West Allis Public Library podcast about books, resources, lifelong learning and what makes this Milwaukee area community great. Join WAPL librarians as they chat with fellow staffers, authors, neighbors and each other about stories that moved them—and that they hope will inspire you.
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The Book Basement podcast is a 5 times weekly show that discusses books and all the topics surrounding them. Every weekday, a new episode comes out. Mondays are dedicated to longer, thorough episodes like book reviews, summaries, interviews, and other random reading tips or advice on building your reading habit. This podcast allows you to facilitate your reading habit and self-improve in countless other areas due to the other episodes, posted Tuesday through Friday where a quote from a book is read and discussed. If you want to get some daily self-reflection, this is the perfect place.
