Elsa M.
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The Princes of Asturias inaugurated today the 64th edition of the Fair of the Book of Madrid (that will be at the Parque del Retiro until June 12th), from where they returned full of books, among them a guidebook for parents. The director of RTVE, Carmen Caffarel also presented the Princes and the baby with one of the Lunnis, the so popular dolls among the children.
The Princes also visited the infantile pavilion of the Fair, where a story teller was delighting a group of students. 'Is thus everyday?', asked one of them, surprised by the flashes that accompanied the arrival.
At the Paseo de Coches, the Princes lived one on the most pleasant and relaxed moments of the entire visit. Right over here, there was a group of children handling story books and waiting for them. The Princes then forgot the protocol and got interested in those readings, as they seated near two of them. 'You are Letizia, right? And he, the Prince?', a girl asked the Princess. Don Felipe also joked with a boy who was taking an earring.
Minutes before, the Princes had signed in the honour book of the Madrilenian pavilion, after turning over the leaves of a luxurious edition of the Quijote. Don Felipe wrote then the first words of the Cervantes' novel: «Somewhere in La Mancha...». Underneath, Doña Letizia wrote the following words: «…in a place whose name I do not care to remember…».
The Princes of Asturias inaugurated today the 64th edition of the Fair of the Book of Madrid (that will be at the Parque del Retiro until June 12th), from where they returned full of books, among them a guidebook for parents. The director of RTVE, Carmen Caffarel also presented the Princes and the baby with one of the Lunnis, the so popular dolls among the children.
The Princes also visited the infantile pavilion of the Fair, where a story teller was delighting a group of students. 'Is thus everyday?', asked one of them, surprised by the flashes that accompanied the arrival.
At the Paseo de Coches, the Princes lived one on the most pleasant and relaxed moments of the entire visit. Right over here, there was a group of children handling story books and waiting for them. The Princes then forgot the protocol and got interested in those readings, as they seated near two of them. 'You are Letizia, right? And he, the Prince?', a girl asked the Princess. Don Felipe also joked with a boy who was taking an earring.
Minutes before, the Princes had signed in the honour book of the Madrilenian pavilion, after turning over the leaves of a luxurious edition of the Quijote. Don Felipe wrote then the first words of the Cervantes' novel: «Somewhere in La Mancha...». Underneath, Doña Letizia wrote the following words: «…in a place whose name I do not care to remember…».
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