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In this Video Series:

Choose a Book. Change a Life.
Books for Asia gives books to the people who need them most. Now we're inviting YOU to share in the spirit of giving. Vote for your favorite title from a selection of classic...
Return to Morwakee: Oh, The Places You'll Go!
The winning book is Dr. Seuss' "Oh, The Places You'll Go!" and it was delivered to the students at Morwakee on November 2nd, 2009. When we invited people from around the...
Bangladesh: Choose a Book. Change a Life.
Among the nomadic river peoples of Bangladesh, the students at Subornogram Schools had never seen a children's book. So we asked each student to choose their favorite Bangla...
Return to Sonargaon: Harold and the Purple Crayon
The children of Sonargaon receive Harold and the Purple Crayon, which was selected through web voting as a favorite children's book. The books were donated by Books for Asia.
Mongolia: Choose a Book. Change a Life.
The first-year English students at Khishig-Undur School are motivated and smart, but they lack one thing we often take for granted: books. So Books for Asia delivered what...
Return to Khishig Undur: The Tale of Peter Rabbit
More than 10,000 people voted to give a book to children in the remote Mongolian village of Khishig Undur. The winning book, "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" was delivered to...

Books for Asia: Choose a Book. Change a Life.

Part 5 of 6: Mongolia: Choose a Book. Change a Life.

The first-year English students at Khishig-Undur School are motivated and smart, but they lack one thing we often take for granted: books. So Books for Asia delivered what was needed, and helped Mongolia's next generation prepare for the future.


Books for Asia has been changing lives in places like Khishig-Undur for decades.

Now its your turn. Vote for a favorite children's classic, and on March 29, we will deliver the book with the most votes to every student in Kishig-Undur School's fourth grade class.

 

VOTE AND SHARE VIA FACEBOOK.

Next: Return to Khishig Undur: The Tale of Peter Rabbit

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