Christmas miracle in Twisteden: Together for a good cause!

Christmas miracle in Twisteden: Together for a good cause!

In a moving moment, the team of the Twisteden library recently combined its passion for books and the good cause. Rita Spitz-Lenzen, the passionate director, and the country women traveled to Paderborn and brought together an impressive sum of 1000 euros for the "WDR2 Christmas Wunder" with her self-published cookbook and library vouchers. "The atmosphere was so wonderful that we stayed much longer than we had planned," she reports enthusiastically, while proudly thinks back on how to donate the money directly to the glass house. This donation should not only help, but also documents the commitment of the library, which goes beyond the usual budget to help people in need, as well as "https://rp-online.de/nrw/staedte/twisteden-buecheriteeam-beim-wehnachtwunder_Aid-122311657"> RP Online reported.

love of books in Twisteden

books are more than just words on paper; They are a way of life. The two women have been involved in the public library in Twistede in the past 30 years. "There is no day passing when I don't deal with books," admits Spitz-Lenzen, who also discovered the special Christmas story "The Little Shepherd and the Great Robber" for children. This story is supposed to bring the magic of Christmas closer. Your passion is supported by a committed team of 19 women and a man who together ensures that the library stays alive and appeals to readers of all ages. Access to books should be possible for everyone, especially for children who should be introduced to the world of stories at an early stage, as they explained in an interview with the Kevelaerer Blatt

In addition, the Twisteden library with various events such as “Reading Night for Elementary School” and “Game Reff from 8” ensures that readers keep having new incentives to visit the library. "When we look into the happily shining eyes, it is the most beautiful gift," says the committed duo, which continues to hold and improve the offer of the library with full dedication to his passion for books.