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NCFL Update!
Posted by admin on 09.11.2007 at 8:35 am

I received this today from our partner, The National Center for Family Literacy, and wanted to share it with everyone. NCFL is doing great work and this press release…..timed to coincide with the celebration of International Literacy Day (September 8th)……is a great way to draw attention to the issue of illiteracy in our own country……
David W. Murphy
President and CEO
Better World Books
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