Parents find exchanging children’s books a way to share stories and experiences

Full professor at the Department of Linguistics at the Institute of Language Studies at the State University of Campinas (Unicamp), Maria Irma HadlerCoudry shares this opinion. “Entering the world of letters early changes our memory and language, our desires, and intellectual reasoning. When someone reads to a child, they better understand the world they live in, relate better to their parents and become familiar with the different genres of writing.”