The Club La Bibliothèque reserves its right to make a few remarks as regards its internal rules and regulations:
Any of the following persons may request to be registered as a member of the Club:
- any customer who benefits from the services offered by La Bibliothèque - beauty salon and good books.
- any person participating at the events organised by the Club.
Any applicant shall be informed on the advantages granted to all members of the Club and shall fill in the Club's Book (the standard form) with contact data: name, address, phone, e-mail).
The capacity as a member brings many benefits to all the members: bonus points, discounted services for the salon and for the bookshop, discounts for the Club's partners.
Each member of the Club shall be automatically registered in the Club's Book which will include, besides the registration sheet, the list of points accumulate by each member. This list shall be periodically updated, and the points will be awarded according to the established criteria (see table).
The club and the its partners (publishing houses, magazines, blogs etc) shall organize at least once a month cultural events, to be posted one week in advance on the website www.labibliotheque.ro, on the specialized websites or publications.
Bonuses/Points:
- each member of the Club who benefits from a service at the beauty salon, receives a certain number of points according to the respective service;
- each member buying books shall receive a number of points according to the purchased value;
- each member participating at the events organized by the club shall receive a certain bonus per each event;
- each point has a value of 1 RON, and the members may use the points only after cumulating a minimum of 50 points;
- no other points are awarded on the day when the respective cumulative points are used.
Titu Maiorescu (1840 – 1917), literary critic, esthetician and political personality, establishes in 1863 in Iasi, the literary society Junimea, imposing the junimist spirit, implying that a work of art should have first and foremost an esthetic value, irrespective of its subject and theme.
