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Submitted 09/07/2019
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09 Jul

Can you remember going to big school? That teacher who sparked a life long interest in a subject or the one author that really hooked you into reading?

We're proud of our involvement with local schools, funding free books for transition students. Local and school libraries are a wealth of learning and inspiration, but your own copy of a book with your name in the front is a small present we hope inspires children to enjoy reading. Welcome to big school in September!

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