With the Catalan Book Week finished with record figures, both in terms of the number of visitors and the volume of sales, this weekend the baton of literary fairs is taken up by the already established Liberisliber in Besalú, with a "full capacity" in the central squares of Sant Pere and the Cloister of this tourist town in La Garrotxa, where stalls from a total of 69 independent publishing labels will be set up, and with a dense program of activities that seek to promote a taste for reading. To contribute its "grain of sand" to achieving this goal, and "given the worrying situation revealed by the latest reports on reading", Liberisliber has set out to work beyond the Besalú fair and has announced the launch, for the end of October, of the digital resource Lektur.cat: a recipe book in which, with the help of illustrators such as Dani Torrent or Anna Font, various and original strategies are proposed to encourage children and adults to read and to guide them in choosing their reading material.