Author Donors
See below an alphabetical listing of the more than 235 author donors, click on their names to learn more, and please visit their websites. Besides being generous, these include acclaimed, award-winning and best-selling novelists, poets, memoirists and nonfiction authors.
To see other bookloving corporate and private donors, including publishers, agents, librarians, readers and businesses, click here.

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[...] The Camel Bookmobile Book Drive now has its own blog. A TON of phenomenal authors have signed up to ship signed boxes of their own books, and people in the community have stepped [...]
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Wow! This is a huge, fantastic list!! Go authors!
[...] has also been a great number of authors who have donated their books to the Camel Book [...]
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This book has been donated in honor of Wayne Shannon for Christmas 2007.
We wish Wayne a very Merry Christmas.
Dad and Jeanette
Childrens books donated from wish list on Amazon in honor of Cheryl Mannix and her kindergarten class at Homestead-Wakefield Elementary School. MARYLAND.
A plethora of Marion Bilyk Krymski’s favorite books were donated in honor of her birthday. Happy Birthday, Mommy Rose! Love you more.
Hesperian donated a package of primary health care books to Wajir library on Dec. 13, 2007, through our donor-supported Gratis Book Program. The package included: Where There Is No Doctor; Where Women Have No Doctor; Where There is No Dentist; A Book for Midwives; Disabled Village Children; and HIV, Health and Your Community. All are written in simple English with many graphic illustrations. We are delighted to support this project, to improve the well-being of the community served. Lee Gallery, volunteer, Gratis Book Program, Hesperian
[...] they will be able to have a society which is educated, and literate. With the aid of generous patrons and a growing number of contributors, the library is slowly expanding and is now operating also in [...]
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