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| Under the motto # QuédateEnCasa, the RMBM offers a varied program with literary recommendations for the whole family | The Municipal Library Network of Murcia (RMBM), dependent on the Department of Urban Agenda and Open Government, led by Mercedes Bernabé, offers various literary recommendations for that week, which commemorates Book Day on April 23, a symbolic date for literature throughout the world because that day, in 1616, Miguel de Cervantes and William Shakespeare died.Thus, under the title # QuédateEnCasa, the Libraries of Murcia dedicate a section to these authors, but they also invite citizens to learn about the work of others, such as Miguel Delibes, Mario Benedetti or Benito Pérez Galdós.Free downloadable links and readings, audiobooks, movies, and a selection of cultural events are proposed so you can entertain yourself from home and share with the family."We invite all Murcia to enjoy the programming that, from the Library Service, we have prepared with great enthusiasm.

Reading is being a perfect ally for these days, so we want to encourage citizens to re-read the great masters of our literature, "says Mercedes Bernabé.

 Program for this weekThe RMBM offers for these days various resources and books on different topics to enjoy reading with the family and from home.

Thus, the program includes the following sections and resources:-Free book downloads.

Citizens can access current and public domain books at: 'eBiblioMurcia', 'Publishers offering their free e-books to make quarantine more bearable', '13 websites where you can download thousands of books in the public domain for free ',' Elejandría: public domain books', 'Proyecto Gutenberg', 'Literanda' or 'LoyalBooks'.-Writers celebrating their centenary this year.

The Libraries of Murcia invite you to reread the work of authors, such as Benito Pérez Galdós, Miguel Delibes or Mario Benedetti, among others.-Reading recommendations for quarantine.

In the following links you will find information about books for these days: 'Readings for quarantine', 'Viruses and pandemics: books to read during quarantine', '10 writers recommend books to read during confinement ',' 5 books written in a confinement that made history ',' Revista Qué leer 'and' The 10 Spanish booktubers with the largest number of followers'.-Cervantes and Shakespeare.

Book Day is celebrated in honor of these authors, so it is recommended to visit: 'Miguel de Cervantes', 'William Shakespeare', 'Cervantes Week of the Instituto Cervantes'.-Books for confinement in eBiblio Murcia.

We recommend rereading: 'The magic of order', by Marie Kondo; 'The Art of Ordering for Children', by Nagisa Tatsumi; 'Cocina día a día', by Karlos Arguiñano; 'Shall we make bread?', By Alma Obregón; 'Masters of sewing'; 'Arm her good.

Build your own games and challenge your friends'; 'The good thing about having a bad day'; 'Familiario', by Mariana Pérez Duarte; '365 activities to play without screens in family'; Apocalypse by Stephen King; 'En el blanco', by Ken Follet; 'Essay on blindness', by José Saramago; 'I am a legend', by Richard Matheson; 'Pandemic', by Fran Thilliez.-Audiobooks.

Also for those who want to listen to their favorite stories, the following links are offered: 'eBiblioMurcia', 'Audiobooks iVoox' and 'Audible Stories (Amazon)'.-Other ways to enjoy books.

Other resources for these days are made available to citizens, based on books and plays: 'The 75 best films based on books', 'eFilmMurcia', 'Teatroteca', 'Study 1', 'Shakespeare in Study 1' , 'Book week in My Opera Player'.eBiblio, available to everyoneThe Municipal Library Network of Murcia (RMBM) reminds Murcians that they have at their disposal through the eBiblio service the loan of electronic books, press and audiobooks.

eBiblio is financed by the Regional Library and is a project of the Ministry of Culture and Sports.It is a technological platform that allows access to works in digital format to be able to read them on different devices: tablets, smartphones, personal computers or e-book readers compatible with DRM from Adobe.Accesses can be made at the address http://murcia.ebiblio.es and on the links on the web www.rmbm.org.To enter the platform you must be a user of the Municipal Network of Libraries in Murcia.

People with a card can already access and those who do not have to register at http://rmbm.org/servicios/carne2.htm.

Also, by email the access data will be advanced and by postal mail the physical card will be sent.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia