Book cover for Stick This Book: #Globalgoals by Richard Curtis

Stick This Book

#Globalgoals

2015 Released
100 Pages
1-2 Hours
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Penguin GroupISBN 9781405921992

Think of Stick This Book as the humanitarian's Wreck This Journal--a book for those who want to end extreme poverty, fight inequality and injustice, and fix climate change, but don't know where to start.Stick This Book is your way of getting your voice heard. The world's first post-it notebook is a call-to-action to make the #globalgoals Wreck This Journal--women's rights, ending world hunger, and championing renewable resources--famous. The changes we need to make aren't unimaginable, but they do require everyone to make some noise.The more famous the #globalgoals are the more politicians will take them seriously, finance them properly, refer to them frequently and feel the pressure to make them work.Stick This Book asks readers to use their creativity and get involved: tear it up, stick it to the walls, and share it with your friends. Find the Post-It Ninja Within, and be the first generation to end extreme poverty, be the most determined generation to fight inequality and injustice, and be the last generation to be threatened by climate change. Change the world, one post-it note at a time.

Richard Curtis

Richard Curtis, president and CEO of Richard Curtis Associates, Inc., is a leading New York literary agent and a well-known author advocate. He is also the author of numerous works of fiction and nonfiction, including several books about the publishing industry. A pioneer in the field of digital technology, he created and founded E‑Reads, the first independent ebook publisher. Please visit Publishing in the Twenty‑First Century, his popular blog on the book industry, at www.curtisagency.com/blog.

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