Give the Gift of Reading to Caribbean Children

Help us Fund Raise & Book Raise for Boaters for Books

Contact your local school surplus store and library
for free, out of use and overstock books.
Encourage your local Rotary Club to collect books for Caribbean literacy.
Ask your elementary or high school to conduct a book drive.
Contact your local newspaper to promote Boaters for Books.

Short on time?

Just send us a few new or used storybooks, illustrated
reference books or colorful elementary school reading books.
Shop the local Goodwill, Salvation Army, and other "dollar" bookstores.

Or give us a few dollars and we'll do the rest.

Storybooks can be hard bound or paperback providing they are in reasonably good condition.

The more pictures the better! Many students have limited language skills. Illustrations provide interest, entertain and educate.

Most West Indian children share a proud African legacy. Review the books carefully to eliminate any that are culturally insensitive. Stories that teach morals, communication skills and the value of sharing ideas are most appropriate. Text books are not appropriate.

Stories featuring animals, inanimate objects come to life (like "Little Toot" and the current "Thomas the Train Engine" series), and wacky animations (like Dr. Seuss) are always welcome. Bible and historical stories written for youngsters are also welcome. Text books are not appropriate.

If you are uncertain about a particular book, send it. All books will be reviewed by an educated librarian.

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	Storybooks can be hard bound or paperback providing they are in reasonably good condition.
	The more pictures the better! Many students have limited language skills. Illustrations provide interest, entertain and educate.
	Most West Indian children share a proud African legacy. Review the books carefully to eliminate any that are culturally insensitive. Stories that teach morals, communication skills and the value of sharing ideas are most appropriate. Text books are not appropriate.
	Stories featuring animals, inanimate objects come to life (like "Little Toot" and the current "Thomas the Train Engine" series), and wacky animations (like Dr. Seuss) are always welcome. Bible and historical stories written for youngsters are also welcome. Text books are not appropriate.
	If you are uncertain about a particular book, send it. All books will be reviewed by an educated librarian.

Give the Gift of Reading to Caribbean Children

Help us Fund Raise & Book Raise for Boaters for Books

Contact your local school surplus store and library for free, out of use and overstock books. Encourage your local Rotary Club to collect books for Caribbean literacy. Ask your elementary or high school to conduct a book drive. Contact your local newspaper to promote Boaters for Books.

Short on time?

Just send us a few new or used storybooks, illustrated reference books or colorful elementary school reading books. Shop the local Goodwill, Salvation Army, and other "dollar" bookstores.

Or give us a few dollars and we'll do the rest.

Boaters for Books, Inc. A 501 (c) (3) Florida non-profit corporation © 2000-2007 ImaniCom Books@BoatersforBooks.org

Contact your local school surplus store and library
for free, out of use and overstock books.
Encourage your local Rotary Club to collect books for Caribbean literacy.
Ask your elementary or high school to conduct a book drive.
Contact your local newspaper to promote Boaters for Books.

Just send us a few new or used storybooks, illustrated
reference books or colorful elementary school reading books.
Shop the local Goodwill, Salvation Army, and other "dollar" bookstores.

Boaters for Books, Inc.
A 501 (c) (3) Florida non-profit corporation

© 2000-2007 ImaniCom
Books@BoatersforBooks.org