DK Supports Manchester Libraries’ Non-Fiction November

DK supports Manchester Libraries' Non-Fiction November with book donations and author events, fostering children's love for reading and knowledge. Partnership extends commitment to education and literacy.

Sarah Larter, managing supervisor at DK Kid’s, said: “Non-fiction plays a crucial role in fostering a long-lasting love of reading and at DKwe’ repassionate concerning developing publications thatopen upthe world for young visitors. Emma’s occasion and our contribution to Manchester Libraries for Non-Fiction Novemberare wonderfulways to assist influence the next generation of interested minds.”

Author Event & Book Contribution

Writer Emma Young will be appearing at Manchester Central Collection on 25thNovember to discuss herWhat If …? series, each of which answers 33 insane and laugh-out-loud concerns based around a science topic. To support the event DK will contribute a duplicate of one of Young’s publications to every of the 240 pupils participating in.

Library Support and Children’s Education

This cooperation is a tactical extension of DK’s dedication to libraries, following its sponsorship of the Library of the Year Award at the 2025 British Book Awards, which Manchester Libraries won, being defined by courts as “motivating and worthwhile”. Italso representsManchester Libraries’ commitment to kids’s education and learning and well-being as the city functions in the direction of ending up being a UNICEF-recognised Child Friendly City, DK stated.

Manchester councillor John Hacking, executivemember forskills, work andleisure, said:” We are extremely thankful to DK for their ongoing assistance for Manchester Libraries as victors of this year’s prestigious Collection of the Year Honor. Their generous book contribution as component of our Non-Fiction November programme will guarantee that numerous neighborhood children can take pleasure in learning more about the world and have their own copy of some incredible non-fiction books.”

Non-Fiction Book Donation

DK has additionally donated1,000 publications fromitsnon-fiction list to further supplement Manchester Libraries’ non-fiction offering. Titles donated include those from a variety of writers suchas BenHoare, Jess French, Punam Krishan and Rose Ayling-Ellis, in addition to from legendary DK series such asAnthologies, Eyewitness, Behind the ScenesandYear by Year.