Book-Cycle in Exeter is appealing for children’s books to send to Kenya

By PRSD, on Tuesday, April 28, 2009

An Exeter shop which collects unwanted and surplus books is appealing for children’s books to send to Africa.

Book-Cycle, based in West Street, has organised a free load to Mombasa, Kenya, and is anxious to make the most of it.

Books, educational and recreational, for children aged five to 15, are needed in the next three weeks.

The books can be taken to the shop and more details are available on 01392 420021 or enquiries@book-cycle.org

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Anthony

We are always glad to add new recipients for the books. a container is going - mid july to Mombasa and im sure if you supply an address we can forward some literature. Any particular books, is it a childrens library or a general public one? also have you any means of collecting them in Mombasa or else from Kalifi, where we have some storage.
either way please get in touch to iron out any detials.
kind regards,
Ant
Book-cycle
7 West St
Exeter
Ex1 1BB
01392 420021

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Cliff Ferguson

Glad's House is a UK charity supporting street children in Mombasa. We wondered whether there would be any spare books when they reach Mombasa for our library?
Many thanks
Cliff Ferguson
Chairman
Glad's House