How a Romanian shapes the future of education with a children’s books revolution
A young Romanian helps revive quality children’s books sales in Romania, while trying to positively influence what and how much Romania’s children read. The Facebook group she created has helped sell over 150,000 quality children’s books…
Corina Chirileasa · Journalist
· Updated · 7 min read

A young Romanian helps revive quality children’s books sales in Romania, while trying to positively influence what and how much Romania’s children read. The Facebook group she created has helped sell over 150,000 quality children’s books in 2018 alone. The Romanian now wants to go beyond borders and help parents in other countries where low education levels have led to manipulation – prone citizens and democracy sideslips.
Bianca Mereuta, a young Romanian communication consultant based in Cluj - Napoca has managed in just three years to bring together over 77,000 people interested in reading quality books to their children. She has given them access to information and to very good deals on recommended books, while also helping publishing houses sell record print runs and unlock funds to publish more children’s books. Romania, in the state it is now, needs very good books, brought with love to children, but at reasonable prices. „Romania’s children need good books at the lowest price possible because their parents cannot afford to buy books otherwise,” says Bianca in an interview for Romania-Insider.com.


