The theme draws attention because it contributes for the identification and representation of people, and it also plays an important social role in literature.
Mariana Warth selects five must-read African-Brazilian books
Brazilian books will be part of the UN SDG Book Club
The initiative aims to spread around the world themes related to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through literature among children and young people
Meet one of the most iconic characters in Brazilian children’s literature
A classic of children’s literature, “O Menino Maluquinho” completes 40 years old, with over 4 million copies sold and being published in over 10 countries
Brazilian Authors Series: A writer to keep an eye on
Socorro Acioli has won several awards, including the Jabuti, and her books were published in many countries. She also represented Brazil in the script workshop given by Gabriel García Márquez
Brazilian Authors Series: Maria Valéria Rezende and the paths of education and literature
With dozens of titles published worldwide, Maria Valéria Rezende explores several literary genres, collects awards and walks hand in hand with education
Brazilian Curators: Artur Vecchi lists 5 fantastic literature books you can’t miss
The genre, which includes fantasy, science fiction and horror, is one of the most traditional in literature