Richard
Kenya
Richard Atuti is the Director of the Kenya National Library Service. He’s played a vital role in the success of the LEAP 2.0 project.
With Richard’s support, the LEAP project successfully reached all 61 public libraries in Kenya with digital books. Here’s what he had to say about the project:
The e-reader story has been very inspiring to our users. As I travel across the country, I’ve interacted with children and I have seen the motivation, the inspiration in them.
More inspirational stories
Agnes
10-year-old Agnes studies at Kade Roman Catholic Primary in Ghana. Agnus doesn’t have any books at home, but sometimes she’ll write down short stories from the e-readers and bring them home so she can read them again.
Lois
9-year-old Lois is studying at Asuom Primary School in Ghana. Lois wants to be a doctor when she grows up, and she believes reading will help her get there.
Kelvin
When Kelvin’s small village received 25 e-readers from Worldreader loaded with 5,000 e-books, Kelvin took on a new role.
