Free books for babies born since 1st December 2015

By louiseneilan
April 7, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted April 7, 2016

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Posted April 7, 2016

Any Southwark baby born in the 12 months from 1st December 2015 can sign up to receive a free book addressed to them in the post every month until they are 5 ? 60 books in total. It?s a fantastic scheme called the Imagination Library, set up by Dolly Parton initially in the US, and sponsored in Southwark by locally-based business Dial A Flight. We?ve had over 200 parents sign up their child already, but we want to reach as many people as possible so please do spread the word. There?s no catch and the books are carefully chosen for each age group and are of really high quality ? I?ve seen a selection which included the different Beatrix Potter stories, Just Imagine, and of course some touch and feel type books for tiny tots. All the details are here and we?d be really grateful if you could help spread the word: http://www.southwark.gov.uk/info/200567/dolly_partons_imagination_library

Many thanks,

Louise Neilan

Media Manager

Southwark Council

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