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I think this scheme is wonderful, and I am very keen to support this. Throughout much of Africa, a book is precious and therefore getting hands on a book is very important to people. What is also very appealing about the Pelican Post is that I think it is rather nice for children to be able to read stories that they can identify with.
Alexander Mcall SmithPlease visit our current partners' websites to find out more information on the incredible work these charities do in raising the standards of education and literacy in Africa.
- Book Aid International - www.bookaid.org
- Ka Tutandike - www.katutandike.org
- Link Ethiopia - www.linkethiopia.org
- The Sabre Trust - www.sabretrust.org
- The Mvumi School Trust - www.mvumischooltrust.co.uk
- Raleigh International - www.raleighinternational.org
- Read international - www.readinternational.org.uk
- Kitchen Table Charities Trust - www.kitchentablecharities.org
Acknowledgements
We would also like to extend personal thanks and gratitude to Nick Johnson, Catherine Park at Park Communications, Rob Thain, Stephen Scott and and Jonathan White at Sightline, Carolin and David Sommer, Ruth Wells, Joseph O'Reilly, and Tom Smith at Book Aid for their feedback, support and guidance in making this scheme possible.
