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eBooks - An environmentally-friendly way to enjoy literature

SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production | A few year ago I founded KHAMEL Publishing where I edit and create eBooks for African writers. 

eBooks reduce our carbon footprint and conserve the natural environment (trees), because they do not consume paper during their production. 

All the eBook titles are available on Amazon.com.

Site: www.khamelpublishing.com. 












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