The project Our Little Library was aimed to promote reading culture and new European children’s authors and illustrators who are well known at home but not necessarily in other European countries. KUD Sodobnost International, as well as the publishing houses Ezop from Poland and Nieko Rimto from Lithuania, succeeded to expand our literatures beyond our national borders. The project Our Little Library promoted reading among school children in an inventive and amusing way. Each publishing house participated with two of their best children’s books. This resulted in six high quality books, presenting 10 authors (writers and illustrators) in all three languages. The chosen works were included in the Activity book which was printed in Slovene, Polish and Lithuanian. Activity books were distributed free of charge and motivated school children to read high quality books and increased their knowledge of other European countries and cultures. All together 29.000 children in schools and public libraries were having fun with inventive tasks. The project was enriched by different promotional and creative activities by each partner. Ezop Publishing House cooperated with Lalka Theatre and prepared several theatre events and workshops that were of great success as 2.200 children visited the theatre; Nieko Rimto organized a presentation of the project to Lithuanian readers at the Vilnius Book Fair where 1.500 visitors showed interest in the books from the project. The moving exhibition of beautifully illustrated suitcases promoted the illustrators. It was exhibited in all three countries and seen by 2.000 children. The award for promoters of reading was given away in 2015 and 2016 and caught a lot of attention in Slovenia. In 2016 the reward was awarded under honourable sponsorship of Slovenian president, Mr. Borut Pahor. Big part of promoting reading culture and European children’s authors and illustrators were also several art workshops. Children got the opportunity to meet the authors and illustrators and create with them. All together more than 4.000 children took part in these activities in all three countries. Foreign authors also enjoyed larger media attention and in such manner approached quality literature to readers. The 3-day International seminar in Ljubljana was dedicated to the problems of publishing industry in changing circumstances and to looking for new exchange opportunities, together with a meeting of participating publishers from Latvia, Serbia, Estonia, Croatia, Turkey and the three partners countries.