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Young and talented readers, together with volunteer Marian Reipashi (Institute of Ecological and Religious Studies), took an active part in the ecological exhibition of drawings ” Nature through children’s eyes.”

The drawings impress with the unique beauty of nature, and the generous gifts of the earth.

Particular attention is drawn to images of the ecological state of the planet, children highlight in the pictures their little thoughts of great excitement for the future and all living things. All illustrations create a good mood in the library and please the eye of all visitors.

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