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Este é o proxecto ( a extensión máxima era de tres páxinas) presentado polo club de lectura á convocatoria de axudas deste ano da Consellería de Educación da Xunta de Galicia.

Facendo click aquí accederás ao artigo do blog de David Rodríguez Rivada onde se fala do vixésimo aniversario desta asociación preocupada pola cultura galega. Tedes un artigo sobre os 20 anos de A pomba do arco na páxina 7 de El Progreso do xoves 12 de Novembro de 2009.

Aquí tedes novamente ao actor arxentino Miguel Ángel Solá (click aquí para acceder a unha entrevista con el) , ao que xa viramos e escoitaramos o primeiro día do club de lectura deste ano recitando No te salves, de Benedetti. Neste caso escoitamos a súa voz recitando o "testamento" do poeta uruguayo. Recentemente vimos a Solá e a súa esposa Blanca Oteyza nunha preciosa obra teatral da que tedes unha imaxe enriba. Trátase de Por el placer de volver a verla. A esta parella de actores xa os admiraramos hai anos na insuperable Hoy: el diario de Adán y Eva de Mark Twain, baseada na obra Los Diarios de Adán y Eva do escritor norteamericano.

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Shel Silverstein’s poems are known by most American children and adults, because they are strange and funny. His books include drawings by him that go with the poems. Some of his poems are very long and hard to read, but others are easy to understand. These books have been popular for a long time, so you should be able to buy them at used bookstores.  Click here for his site.

This poem is called “Lazy Jane,” and it’s from his most famous book, Where the Sidewalk Ends. Do you know the word “lazy?” It’s an adjective that means “someone who doesn’t want to do any work.” I think the meaning will be very clear after you read this silly poem, which is about a really, REALLY lazy girl!

 
                                           “Lazy Jane”
                                            by Shel Silverstein

                                                          Lazy
                                                          lazy
                                                          lazy
                                                          lazy
                                                          lazy
                                                          lazy
                                                          Jane.
                                                          She
                                                           wants
                                                           a
                                                           drink
                                                           of
                                                           water
                                                           so
                                                           she
                                                           waits
                                                           and
                                                           waits
                                                           and
                                                           waits
                                                           and
                                                           waits
                                                           and
                                                           waits
                                                           for
                                                           it
                                                           to
                                                           rain.

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