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Sister Regina Primary School receives large donation of Dutch children’s books

May 8, 2018

Sister Regina Primary School receives large donation of Dutch children’s books
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t all began when Bronson, group 3 student at Sister Regina Primary school told his Oma in the Netherlands that he had to bring his own books to school because Hurricane Irma took them all away. Naturally as all grandmothers do, she leapt into action and set out with the mission to start collection. She posted Bronson’s story on the Dutch city of Geleen’s official website and news spread quickly after that, Bronson’s Book Club was born.

Bronson was proud to say “My Oma send all these books so I can read Dutch books with my friends in school. We can read a new one every day”. And Oma, forever humble stated that she was just simply happy to help and would do it again in a heartbeat.

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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=67983

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