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Books for library | THE DAILY HERALD

April 16, 2019

Books for library | THE DAILY HERALD
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House of Nehesi Publishers (HNP) donated a variety of books to Philipsburg Jubilee Library (PJL) last Friday at the library’s temporary location on W.J.A. Nisbeth Road. “We at Philipsburg Jubilee Library wish to thank you for contributing towards our/your library,” said PJL’s interim director Irmin Hughes (second right) to the publisher. Representing five languages, the books written by authors from the Caribbean, the United States and the Middle East were published here by HNP. The books are contributions to ongoing “post-Irma rebuilding and re-stocking of library shelves, for study and for the reading pleasure of our children and adults,” said HNP president Jacqueline Sample.

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