From My Bookshelf To Yours

If you’ve already read the latest copy of Peppermint from cover to cover, you may have seen our new Assignmint section on page 114. ‘Small steps for a better world’ is what Assignmint is all about, and we’ve kicked our new initiative off with a very special book-themed mission. We’re asking you to find a book or two that you once treasured and pay it forward to someone else, gifting either anonymously to a stranger or personally to a friend. You can find four downloadable tags below that you can print off (make sure you scale the image to 100%!) and attach to your bookish gift. And don’t forget to share your Assignmint experience online using the hash tag #assignmint. You might just make someone’s day!

Download the black & white ‘Take Me’ tag here or coloured here.
Download the black & white ‘Read Me’ tag here or coloured here.

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