Books to give hope
Nessrine is a teacher in Beirut, Lebanon. Earlier this year she told us about the difference books were making to the children she teaches.
Read moreNessrine is a teacher in Beirut, Lebanon. Earlier this year she told us about the difference books were making to the children she teaches.
Read moreA teacher and reading champion, Joyce Ampofo is the founder and Chief Executive of Rainbow Trust Foundation, one of Book Aid International’s partners in Ghana. This is her story.
Read moreAs our 70th anniversary year draws to a close, we are pleased to be able to share a message from our President, Bloomsbury Publishing's CEO Nigel Newton CBE.
Read moreThis Trustees Week we talked to a few members of our Board about why they chose to become a trustee, what excites them most about the work the charity is doing and what their hopes are for the future of Book Aid International.
Read moreAt the launch of MYSA's “Little Hands, Big Steps” project we met Caroline who told us what it will mean for her family. This is her story.
Read moreFifteen-year-old Esther from Malawi believes that books and learning will help her achieve her dreams. This is her story.
Read moreTo celebrate International Day of the Girl, five Oxford University scholars share their thoughts on the power of books in girls' lives.
Read moreIn 2021, renowned poet Chirikure Chirikure set up the Nemashakwe Community Library in Gutu district, Zimbabwe. Here he tells us more about the library and the needs it is addressing.
Read moreRexa teaches children to read at an after school camp. Here she tells us how this is helping not only the children's reading skills but hers too.
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