Give a Book this Christmas
Give a Book’s ethos is to ‘promote books and the pleasure of reading in the… Read More
Guest Blog: “Plot twists and positive vibes” – an update from OTR’s Book Club
OTR (Off the Record) is a mental health social movement by and for young people… Read More
2021 Wilbur Smith Adventure Writing Prize
Launched in September 2015, the Wilbur and Niso Smith Foundation is a charitable organisation dedicated… Read More
Reading in Prison Day 2021 Roundup
This year PRG and Give a Book held our first virtual Reading in Prison event,… Read More
#Libraries Week
In celebration of Libraries Week 2021, the Give a Book team decided to look back… Read More
“The work you do really isn’t just simply, giving a book.” Our year at Larkspur Primary.
2020 was a difficult year, children missed months of school and when Larkspur approached us… Read More
Guest blog: International Literacy Day and the Magical World of Children’s Books
One of the greatest skills we can learn in life is to be able to… Read More
Give a History Book
The Give a History Book project was created by Give a Book’s patron Lady Antonia… Read More
Is reading aloud on the decline? (and why we need it)
Following the success of our volunteer information sessions early in the year, we were approached… Read More
Nightingale Community Academy: Guest Blog
In December 2020 Give a Book sent a Christmas book bundle to Nightingale Community Academy…. Read More
Feed the Hill Foodbank
Feed the Hill is a food-bank that started when we went into the first lockdown… Read More
Jólabókaflód: A Christmas tradition worth experiencing.
Gleðileg jól frá Give a Book Trips to the ice rink, decorating the tree and… Read More
Give a Book has fully BOOKED Breakfast!
On the 26th October we launched our Crowdfunding campaign, Breakfast is fully BOOKED! to raise… Read More
Breakfast is fully BOOKED! Crowdfunding campaign update.
Our Crowdfunding campaign, Breakfast is fully BOOKED! launched last Monday and the response we have… Read More
Schools in Lockdown
At the beginning of lockdown we contacted all the schools we currently work with asking… Read More