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The magic bookmark, Iraklis Lampadariou
ISBN (ebook): 978-618-5040-23-9
September 2013
Saita publications

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A student dislikes school and reading. He dislikes them so much hegets a rush just by hearing those two words. But one day he has toproduce something handmade for a school assignment. So he asks hismother for her help and she advises him to make a bookmark.
The student makes that bookmark and at the same time he develops aninterest for books. His reading is slow and timid but he uses thebookmark he has made. The bookmark (magically) moves on to the nextpages and before he knows it on to the next book and the next bookand the next book…
The student tries to find out what is happening with the bookmarkand he follows it by reading more and more books with greater loveand anticipation.

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Iraklis Lampadariou was born in Katerini in 1988, but grew up inKavala. He has been dealing faithfully with volunteering, bothorganising and participating in various collective actions, sincethe age of 10. He has studied classic literature in the DemocritusUniversity of Thrace (2005-2009). He loves learning foreignlanguages; he already speaks English, French, Spanish and he hasstarted learning Slovak and Chinese. He has travelled in manyplaces in Europe, involving himself in a multicultural dialoguethat has certainly affected his way of thinking. He writes storiesfor the child each one of us hides inside them and constantly triesto figure out ways in which schools could cultivate students’creativity and imagination.
In August 2012 he created Saita publications, a digital,non-commercial space from which books are distributed for free.He’s the author of “Creative class with enough imagination”, “Themagic bookmark” and “Greetings and wishes”.
Webpage: http://www.lampadariou.eu

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Illustrations:
Αpollonia Paramythioti
[email protected]

Cover, page layout:
Mary Lampadariou
http://mlampadariou-crafts.blogspot.gr

Translation from Greek:
Angeliki Vavali
http://www.facebook.com/angelina.gloryvavali

Editing:
Eva Smirli-Bainbridge
[email protected]

Android application development:
Antonis Panoris
[email protected]
http://www.automon.gr

Acknowledgement:
With special thanks to Konstantina Charlavani for the editing ofthe original text in Greek.

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