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Hanbat Library Hosts Rich Reading Culture Events to Mark Library Week and World Book Day
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- Hanbat Library in Daejeon will hold its 62nd Library Week from April 12 to 18, along with events marking World Book Day on April 23.
- The programme includes author lectures, picture book readings, a bubble show and an exhibition of original picture book artwork, including a lecture by author Eom Yu-jin on April 17.
- Detailed schedules and participation methods can be found on the official website of Hanbat Library, and those seeking more information can get guidance from the Jaryo Unyeong-gwa department.
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