Artist Marta Minujin created the tower, which is 25 metres high

عنوان درس: آرژانتین برجی از کتاب می سازد

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This is simply an audio and visual celebration of the book - any books, all books, in whichever language you like. Works by Jane Austen, Dickens, Henry Blake, Ernest Hemingway, Cervantes, Vargas Llosa, Tolstoy and the Argentina's own favourites, Borges and Sabato, line the walls of this tower, each wrapped in plastic for its own protection.

The United Nations has designated the city as the 2011 World Book capital.

This book tower is 25 metres high and lined with 30,000 donations from more than 50 embassies. It'll be dismantled at the end of the month and the books will form the beginning of a multi-lingual library.

The Buenos Aires Book Fair, one of the biggest in the world, has just ended, recording more visitors than ever before. The city boasts hundreds of bookshops and some cafes even supply works by Argentina's most renowned literary icon, Jorge Luis Borges, to read over coffee. Buenos Aires is a city that loves its books and now it has a tower to prove it.

Daniel Schweimler, BBC News, Buenos Aires

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line
در اینجا: دیوار برجی از کتب نویسندگان که به طور ردیف ردیف روی هم چیده شده است، ساخته می شود

has designated
(برای انجام کاری) انتخاب شده است

book tower
برجی از کتاب

embassies
سفارتخانه ها

dismantled
اوراق کردن، باز کردن، پیاده کردن

a multi-lingual library
کتابخانه چند زبانه

recording
در اینجا: یادداشت کردن، نت برداشتن

boasts
دارد

works
در اینجا: کتاب های منتشر شده

over coffee
ضمن نوشیدن قهوه