14th Feb...International Book Giving Day:
Source: https://bookgivingday
14th February is about getting books into the hands of as many children as possible
International Book Giving Day is run by Emma Perry (My Book Corner, UK) and brilliantly supported by Catherine Friess – Story Snug (Germany)
Source: https://bookgivingday
14th February is about getting books into the hands of as many children as possible
International Book Giving Day is run by Emma Perry (My Book Corner, UK) and brilliantly supported by Catherine Friess – Story Snug (Germany)
6 Ways You Can Get Involved in International Book
Giving Day!
1. Subscribe
to website https://bookgivingday.com/about/
to join over 14,000 already committed to #bookgivingday.
2. Leave
a book for a child to discover, donate to a local charity.
3. Connect
with others celebrating International Book Giving Day via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram #bookgivingday
4. Download
and print an International
Book Giving Day bookmark and/or bookplate to
attach to a book you give. They’re free!
5. Share a photo
of yourself celebrating International Book Giving Day. Use #bookgivingday on
social media.
6. Invite
your community to celebrate International Book Giving Day. Proudly display
the #bookgivingday poster.
In addition, encourage people to support the work of nonprofit organisations (i.e. charities)
that work year round to give books to children.
International Book Giving Day has continued to grow & grow since
it began in 2012.
International Book Giving Day is celebrated by people in over 44
countries, including – Ukraine, Czech Republic, Croatia, Cyprus, Australia,
Canada, South Africa, France, India, Ireland, Japan, New
Zealand, Singapore, the Philippines, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the
United States, Germany, Nigeria, Nicaragua, Brazil, Egypt, Poland, Greece,
Portugal, Mexico, Macedonia, Malawi, Hungary, Malaysia, Israel, Denmark, Sri
Lanka, Serbia, Thailand, Indonesia, Jordan, China, Puerto Rico and Bulgaria.
International Book Giving Day is a 100% volunteer initiative aimed
at increasing children’s access to and enthusiasm for books.