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Bookaboo Share A Book Today Campaign

By 2011, 26,000 books had been donated to disadvantaged children across the UK on behalf of Bookaboo and the publishers and celebrities taking part.

In 2009, Bookaboo partnered with Booktrust and The Book People to enable 13,000 books to be distributed to under six-year-old children in care.

In 2011, Bookaboo partnered with The Pre School Learning Alliance and a further 13,000 books are being distributed to nurseries in areas of disadvantage in the UK. Many children attending these nurseries do not have any books in the home and will be able to borrow the donated books as well as enjoying them in the nursery. The books are also to be used in adult literacy classes held in some nurseries, enabling more parents to be able to share books with their children.

1000 books per episode will continue to be donated to children who need them most on behalf of Bookaboo.

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