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| literacy and advances education by procuring and shipping books and other educational materials to developing countries. Our vision: Access to books changes lives. |
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| World interview with William Kamkwamba in Malawi. Learn how he turned information from an IBB-donated science book into a source of electricity for his family's home! And William has now written a book about his experience, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind. |
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| literacy programs in the developing world to supply them with high-quality new books and educational materials. Our books go to children, the ill, and the indigent, in places where there is no access to books. We help redistribute our great book wealth to Africa, Asia, East Europe, the Caribbean, Central and Latin America - and keep those books out of landfills. |
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| Ethiopia, Ghana, Malawi, Uganda, and Zambia. Please sign up for our quarterly e-news to learn more. |
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| great way to support literacy and the IBB. |
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| right)? A winner on many levels, this English-language book is based on a true story from Ghana. We want to offer it to reading programs throughout Africa. Please purchase a copy and ship it directly to the International Book Bank. Click through our link below to buy One Hen, and Better World Books will donate a portion of your purchase to the IBB! |

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