‘KAKAK, until what time will you be here so I can still read these books?” asked a five-year-old girl in Sabah’s rural northern Kota Marudu district.
The girl was among dozens of children who turned up at their new mini library that was set up by members of the Unduk Ngadau Sabah Association in Kg Tikalod, about 140km from the state capital, earlier July.
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