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New UN book club helps children deal with global issues

New UN book club helps children deal with global issues

Sep 05, 2019, at 02:26 pm

New York, Sept 5 (IBNS): For children in Chad, getting an education can involve manual labour. That’s because, every year, there’s a chance that the rainy season will destroy their school, and they will have to join their teachers in rebuilding it. This is the story recounted in the children’s book “Rain School”, which is on the reading list of the UN's SDG Book Club.