Independent Book Authors & Publishers Help Restock Libraries Destroyed by Hurricane Also Seeking Public and School Libraries Still in Need
Seeking independent authors and publishers to help restore the damage that Hurricane Sandy caused to the libraries on the East Coast. More than 60 authors and publishers have already come together in support of this ongoing project.
- (1888PressRelease) January 30, 2013 - WHO: K.S. Brooks and Indie Authors for Hurricane Sandy Library Recovery.
WHAT: After the Hurricane Sandy tragedy many libraries lost all resources. More than 60 independent authors and publishers from around the world have come together to donate fiction and non-fiction books and e-books to public libraries and schools in need. All expenses, including shipping, are incurred by project contributors.
WHERE: Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York.
WHEN: Established in November 2012, the project is ongoing.
WHY: "This is a way to give back to these communities, and let them know that they have not been forgotten," said project founder and author K.S. Brooks.
MORE: To date books have already been delivered to at least one New Jersey school library, in the Monmouth Beach School District.
"This school requested books appropriate for Grades Pre-K through 8. The students use the library for both research and recreational reading," said Brooks, a native New Yorker now living in Washington State.
INFO: http://www.ksbrooks.com/AuthorsforHurricaneSandyLibraries.htm or email Authorsforlibraries ( @ ) ksbrooks dot com
Media Contact Only: Karen Pierce Gonzalez Public Relations
707/792-4376 karen ( @ ) karenpiercegonzalez dot com
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