I wanted to pass along a great opportunity to get a neat Kindle (or paperback) book and help save lives in Africa.
A few days ago I received an e-mail from Seth Godin about the Malaria No More project: I buy a Kindle book — with neat/cool/provocative/juicy/thought-provoking/useful/inspiring contributions from 61 authors — for $20 and $20 goes to the MNM project.
I bought my book, click here to buy yours.
Cheers!
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