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Abuelas Cuentacuentos: The Storytelling Grandmothers of Argentina

Pamela Jewett is an Associate Professor in the Language and Literacy Program, instruction and teacher Education department, at the University of South Carolina. She is an educational action researcher whose interests center on children’s literature, content area literacies, and critical literacy. The IBBY-Asahi Reading Promotion Award, initiated by the International Board of Books for Young People, is sponsored by the Japanese newspaper company, Asahi Shimbun. It is awarded every two years to two groups or projects that make a lasting contribution to reading promotion for children and young people around the world, and each group is awarded $10,000. The 2012 awards, announced on March 19, 2012, at the Bologna children’s Book Festival, included Abuelas cuentacuentos, a reading program in Argentina that features storytelling grandmothers who read to children at a variety of sites across the country.