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The British airline EasyJet announced that will have 300 children's bookstores in all planes of its European fleet for this summer, to boost the habit of reading in children.
In addition, he will have 17 thousand 500 copies of children's literature. Of these, 540 books will be in Spanish.
EasyJet introduced this initiative, called " Flybraries " at the Gatwick Airport in London, in collaboration with the National Literacy Trust, the Bloomsbury Children's Book and the Alma Book .
Flying with children on @easyJet this summer? They will be able to borrow a book on board through Flybirds, an initiative of @Literacy_Trust to boost reading and entertain small pbadengers https://t.co/2IPDzEuLZZ
-Bookswithbaby (@ bookswithbaby) 11 July 2018
In addition to Spanish, the books will be in seven other European languages reported EasyJet.
Among the books will be clbadics such as The Secret Garden, The Book of the Jungle and Alice in Wonderland.
With this initiative, the airline seeks to combat the statistics that it found in one survey: four in ten European parents claim that their children have less than ten pounds at home; while 66% of children surveyed prefer to watch television before reading and spend an average of 34 minutes per week reading.
After the success of last year, our flying libraries are taking off again … But, they are bigger and better than before!
300 Flybirds in the sky ✈️
17,500 children's books on board ?
7 European languages to read 1945 pic.twitter.com/dqTKZIHhYi– easyJet (@ easyJet) July 11, 2018
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