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| The RMBM offers a selection of nine videos on different themes and aimed at an audience of all ages | Children and adults can enjoy this weekend of 'Camuñas', by Margarita del Mazo and Charlotte Pardi, 'The gift', by Gabriela Keselman and Pep Montserrat, 'Letter from a young lady from Paris', by Julio Cortázar, as well as two tutorials to access eBiblio and show what is easy reading.This is the programming of the Municipal Network of Libraries of Murcia (RMBM) which, as is usual during the time of confinement, offers citizens a selection of videos to promote and share reading from home.The councilor for Urban Agenda and Open Government, Mercedes Bernabé, responsible for the area, highlights the work being carried out by the librarians of Murcia "to be able to offer Murcian literary content that they can enjoy at home in a different way."  The program, day by dayThe RMBM offers, from today until next Sunday, a selection of nine videos that will be broadcast from the City Council's social networks, on its YouTube channel: Friday, May 15-At 12.00.

Literary recommendation: Blanca Sánchez, from the San Basilio Library, will speak about 'Los pazos de Ulloa', by Emilia Pardo Bazán.-At 1:00 p.m.

Storytelling: Toñi García, from the San Basilio Library, will narrate 'Camuñas', by Margarita del Mazo and Charlotte Pardi.-At 5:00 p.m.

Literary recommendation: Fanny Sabater, from the Santiago el Mayor Library, will speak to readers about 'The Gift', by Grabiela Keselman and Pep Montserrat.Saturday, May 16-At 11.00 a.m.

Storytelling: Blanca Sánchez, from the San Basilio Library, will tell 'Manual for cleaning women', by Lucía Berlín.-At 12 noon Storytelling: María del Mar Manzanares, from the Espinardo Library, will narrate 'I want spaghetti', by Stephanie Blake.-At 5:00 p.m.

Tutorial: Javier Giménez, from the El Raal Library, will show the public the use of 'eBiblio: how to make a loan'.Sunday, May 17-At 12.00.

Recommendation: Blanca Sánchez, from the San Basilio Library, will speak about 'Letter from a young lady from Paris', by Julio Cortázar.-At 1:00 p.m.

Oral heritage: Blanca Sánchez, from the San Basilio Library, will offer the 'Traditional Puerto Rican Song', by Ernestina Romero.-At 5:00 p.m.

Tutorial: Blanca Sánchez, from the San Basilio Library, will show 'What is Easy Reading'. 

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia