Book glee
Career & Education
March 20, 2010

Book glee

Trench Town Primary School students (from left) Moesha Thompson, Tequila Hinds and Shaquor Martin look delighted as they go through one of the books from the Logos Hope, the world’s largest floating book store. Sharing in the moment are (from right) Cherry-Ann McKenzie, business development representative at NCB Windward Road; Norda Lewis-Harris, operations manager at NCB Windward Road; and Anna-Kim Robinson, programme officer with the NCB Foundation. The students visited the Ship two Thursdays ago to choose books for their school’s library, which received a $50,000 donation courtesy of the NCB Foundation in partnership with Logos Hope outreach activities in the Trench Town community.

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