Under the patronage of the First Lady of Ukraine, the Ukrainian Book Institute, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy are implementing the "Books Without Borders" project. Thanks to the initiative, more than a thousand books in Ukrainian were printed for children who were forced to leave their homes due to Russian aggression and found refuge in different countries of Europe and beyond.

To make it easier to find books in Ukrainian, visualized memos were created, each of which is dedicated to a separate country 👇

Austria https://cutt.ly/LZf7dlF 

Bulgaria https://cutt.ly/sZf05uJ 

United Kingdom https://cutt.ly/6Zf47PI 

Georgia https://cutt.ly/FZf4N7V 

Denmark https://cutt.ly/4Zf4FKB 

Estonia https://cutt.ly/YZf2EBy 

Israel https://cutt.ly/gZf4RQ6 

Italy https://cutt.ly/PZf4zor 

Jordan https://cutt.ly/hZf4d0e 

Cyprus https://cutt.ly/jZf4uwt 

Lithuania https://cutt.ly/GZf2t5Z 

Latvia https://cutt.ly/9Zf2hsP 

Morocco https://cutt.ly/sZf897y 

Moldova https://cutt.ly/iZf8X3Z 

The Netherlands https://cutt.ly/GZf8KAX 

Germany https://cutt.ly/MZf0yAU   

Norway https://cutt.ly/DZf8Wo6 

Poland https://cutt.ly/CZf0c1a  

Romania https://cutt.ly/YZf0M6b  

Singapore https://cutt.ly/RZf8oTT 

Slovakia https://cutt.ly/wZf36rZ 

Turkey https://cutt.ly/oZf0OwH 

Uzbekistan https://cutt.ly/0Zf3Z5c 

Finland https://cutt.ly/9Zf3Sqs   

France https://cutt.ly/DZf3cGe 

Czech Republic https://cutt.ly/vZf3sZN 

Montenegro https://cutt.ly/gZf944P 

Switzerland https://cutt.ly/OZf9CAY 

Sweden https://cutt.ly/nZf9Pan 

Japan https://cutt.ly/MZf9qS9