Spreading the Book Love to Kids

 Grade one students of Loma Elementary School received books in celebration of International Book Giving Day.

Spreading the Book Love

 Because it's International Book Giving Day, I left a book each at the school faculty lounges and gave one book to a friend.

Rica Bolipata-Santos' Lost and Found found its way to Faculty Lounge A, where a co-teacher immediately picked up the book!

 

 In Faculty Lounge B, our Filipino teacher, Ms. Lening,  holds a copy of Ambeth Ocampo's Looking Back 6: Prehistoric Philippines.

 

Gave a copy of The Morning Rush, Chico, Delle and Gino's Top Ten Book 2 to my co-teacher, Ms. Riza Estefani.

Today is International Book Giving Day!

Who will get these books?

Lost and Found by Rica Bolipata-Santos, Layb Life by Michael Pinto and Looking Back 6 by Ambeth Ocampo

Assorted picture books! YAY!

February 14 is International Book Giving Day

Tarie Sabido, PBBY rep for book reviewers, spreads the book love to bloggers and readers all!

International Book Giving Day. There's an official website where you can check the details. To sum up, the event can be celebrated simply, but with sincerity it can be pretty special.

International Book Giving Day’s focus is on encouraging people worldwide to engage in simple acts of giving. We will invite individuals to: 1) give a book to a friend or family member, 2) leave a book in a waiting room for children to read, or 3) donate a book to a local hospital, shelter or library or to an organization that distributes used books to children internationally.

 I'll be doing all three! What about you?