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Coforge Public Library launches reading tools for children

To celebrate National Book Lovers Day on August 9, the Coforge Public Library is introducing a Reading Passport and a Reading Journal for children. These tools are intended to foster stronger reading habits, language skills, and critical thinking.

The Reading Passport allows children to track books read and celebrate reading milestones, while the Reading Journal provides a space to reflect on new vocabulary, favorite characters, and key learnings. Both items will be provided free of charge at all Coforge Public Libraries located in Noida, Gurugram, Delhi, and Hyderabad.

Anuradha Sehgal, Chief Brand and Sustainability Officer at Coforge, stated, “Reading is one of the most powerful ways for a child to develop curiosity, imagination and confidence. The Reading Passport and Reading Journal are simple tools, but we hope they will encourage children to read regularly, celebrate their progress and capture what each book teaches them.”

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Anuradha Sehgal · Coforge · Coforge Public Library