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"A Christmas Tale" is gaining incredible momentum. For the second day in a row, magical adventures and miracles are taking place at the Center for Modern Reading. This time the pupils of the creative studio "Fantazer" took part init.

The undisputed symbol of Christmas, which Ukrainians will celebrate next week, is the Christmas angel. In our country, angels have long been made for this holiday. They were cut out of paper, glued to windows and attached to a garland by a string. They were used to decorate the Christmas tree and given as gifts to loved ones.

Giving a smile and a good mood is easy. The main thing is to start! We, the librarians of the Central City Library named after M.L. Kropyvnytskyi, are lucky because we have the opportunity to give joy and positive emotions to our colleagues.

The program of the decade included eco-boards sessions for children of all ages, eco-bag coloring workshops, and workshops on making crafts from recycled materials.

A festive master class at the children's development and leisure club "Rozumaky" was held. Saturday afternoon in the library is full of sonorous children's laughter, creativity, and a real New Year's mood.

Often, unique people of multifaceted development live next to us. They manage to combine a bunch of activities at the same time and still find free time for creativity. “It has no time limits or profession,” says the famous Mykolaiv poet, teacher, and journalist Hanna Korol about her own poetry.

The winter holidays are coming very soon. Every day the feeling of approaching the long-awaited miracle is getting stronger. Year after year, the vast majority of us,  use the same scenario while decorating our own home or office.

Since ancient times, beliefs in symbolism and metaphors have been an inseparable part of the Ukrainian people. It is interesting, but a fact. Almost all cultural and traditional works of art of the Ukrainian people are directly related to everyday and religious rituals.

Thanks to participation in the charitable and educational campaign "Book Invasion" in cooperation with the National Military History Museum of Ukraine, during the pre-New Year and Christmas days, the Central City Library named after M.L. Kropyvnytskyi received 100 copies of printed publications from the group "Information Resistance".