Hugglescote housebuilder launches free book scheme aimed at encouraging reading among local children

By Coalville Nub News Reporter

6th Dec 2023 | Local News

Image: Supplied
Image: Supplied

A Hugglescote housebuilder is encouraging youngsters to read more by inviting local children along to pick up a free book.

Children can collect a book of their choice from Redrow East Midlands' Hugglescote Grange development near Coalville.

The books - subject to availability - are available from the housebuilder's specially designated reading corner, with a library box including brand-new editions of popular children's tales, which feature a range of mythical monsters, royal princesses and cute animals, for local families in the area to enjoy.

To ensure the library remains well-stocked for Leicestershire book lovers, Redrow is calling on the local community to swap their unwanted books for somebody else's finished reads.

Bookworms in the community can visit Hugglescote Grange to browse through the library and make an exchange.

Ryan O'Sullivan, Sales Director for Redrow East Midlands, said: "At Redrow, we are committed to creating a positive impact on the local community which help make Leicestershire a great place to live – which is why we're delighted to be launching our first book swap.

"Sadly, we know that not every child has access to books of their own, and that this can greatly impact their literacy levels and love of reading.

"To help nurture a passion for literature from an early age, and to ensure no child goes without a book to read, we're encouraging families of all ages to come along to Hugglescote Grange and pick up a free book to enjoy.

"And to ensure there's something for everyone, we're encouraging anyone living in Leicestershire to donate their unwanted books and pick up one they're yet to experience.

"We look forward to welcoming Leicestershire's bookworms and sharing our love of literature. Happy reading!"

Redrow East Midlands currently has eight developments across the region.  

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