Getting books from the U.S. feeds these students' love of reading

Books for Africa is an organization that has sent over 41 million books to 53 African countries. It was inspired by Tom Warth's visit to a bookless library in Africa. The organization focuses on sending culturally appropriate books and is exploring digital solutions to increase distribution. The initiative has significantly impacted African schools, fostering a love for reading among students.

What is the primary mission of the organization 'Books for Africa'?

• To build libraries in Africa

• To publish African authors

• To send donated books to African libraries and schools

• To sell books to African countries

Who initiated the Books for Africa project?

• Salina Hambers

• Tom Warth

• Jeremy Bostwick

• Pat Plonski

How did the books impact students at the White Dove School in Rwanda?

• They became less interested in reading

• They developed a love for reading and improved their English

• They started writing their own books

• They focused more on sports

Which types of books are considered culturally inappropriate to send to Africa?

• Science fiction and fantasy

• Self-help and travel guides

• Mystery and thriller novels

• Biographies and autobiographies

What new technology is Books for Africa experimenting with to increase book distribution?

• E-readers and digital books

• Audiobooks

• Interactive textbooks

• Virtual reality books

What is a common request from African recipients regarding the types of books they receive?

• More books about American culture

• More books about European history

• More books on technology

• More books in local languages

Why are some computer books not included in shipments to Africa?

• They are outdated

• They are not in demand

• The 'for dummies' label can be misunderstood

• They are too expensive