This is our third year of partnership with the village of Xesampual, a remote K’iché Mayan community in the department of Sololá, Guatemala. The library here has gotten so popular that that the librarian, a woman named Rosenda Yac Escún, regularly has to put tables outside to accommodate all the children who want to use it. Ms. Escún, local teachers and the school director have all been working hard to promote the library – and the importance of reading – in the community. And it’s paying off! More children than ever before are using the library and reading independently in Xesampual. Huge thanks to all of you for supporting our Reading for Life program in Guatemala. (You can read more about Rosenda and the library here.)