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Books with title Leaving Microsoft to Change the World

  • Level 3: Leaving Microsoft to Change the World

    Pearson Education

    Paperback (Pearson Education ESL, March 6, 2011)
    In 1998 John Wood worked for Microsoft in Australia. He was a busy, successful man. Then he went on vacation to Nepal and visited a school in a Himalayan village, this changed his life. He helped the school and decided to change the World! He started the charity 'Room to Read'...
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  • Level 3: Leaving Microsoft to Change the World

    John Wood

    eBook (Pearson Education, Sept. 6, 2019)
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  • Leaving Microsoft to Change the World

    John Wood

    Paperback (Penguin Books, Feb. 1, 2011)
    In 1998 John Wood worked for Microsoft in Australia. He was a busy, successful man. Then he went on vacation to Nepal and visited a school in a Himalayan village, this changed his life. He helped the school and decided to change the World! He started the charity 'Room to Read'
  • Leaving Microsoft to Change the World

    John Wood

    Library Binding (HarperCollins Publishers, March 15, 2006)
    A former Microsoft executive describes his profound change of perspective after a visit to Nepal and his creation of the non-profit program Room to Read, a network of schools and libraries throughout rural communities in Asia and Africa.