Buy the book on Castro Street in downtown Mountain View at Books Inc. or
East West Bookstore, and 10% of the sales will be donated to the City of
Mountain View Public Library.

Do you have a print disability?

Three Cups of Tea is available in accessible formats for members of the community who may be visually impaired or print disabled.

Bookshare.org, part of Benetech, a local non-profit offering alternative format books for the print disabled community, is happy to participate with Mountain View Reads Together and is offering a complimentary download of Three Cups of Tea in accessible format for those who have print disabilities.

Please contact Bookshare.org to learn how to receive Three Cups of Tea.

www.bookshare.org | groupaccounts@bookshare.org | 650-644-3433

Eric Anderson, Oliwia Baney, Candace Bowers, Karin Bricker, James Conti, Rob Garcelon, Sharlene Gee (chair), Laura Grubb, Ben Lundholm, Madeline Miraglia, Dhananjay Ragade, Natalie Rich, Marilyn Ritter, Jamil Shaikh, Shannon Vakili, Ellen Wheeler

The following criteria were considered for the book choice:

• High literary quality
• Reflective of universal issues facing Mountain View
• Available in key languages
• Appeals to adults and high-schoolers
• Available in paperback
• Capable of sparking provocative discussions
• Lends itself to engaging public programs around the book

This program is presented by the City of Mountain View Public Library.

Major funding provided by The Hammond Family Fund,
an advised fund of Silicon Valley Community Foundation.
 

Mountain View - Los Altos Challenge Team