3 Easy Ways to Buy

1. Order Prints online 
2. Purchase Prints in Stores
3. Get the e-Pub on Amazon

Feel good about your purchase - 50% of all profits will be donated and The Irma Diaries is printed green. See bottom of page for details. 
Order Prints Online
         USD $45.00
​  Shipping included! 
Purchase Prints in Stores
in The Virgin Islands (UK) 
Sister Islands 
  • Arawak Surf, Leverick Bay, Virgin Gorda
  • Dive BVI, Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbour, Spanish Town, Virgin Gorda 
  • Anegada Beach Club, Keel Point, Anegada
  • A&B Bar and Restaurant, Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke
  • Dive BVI, Scrub Island 
    Tortola
    • Arawak Interiors, Road Reef
    • Bolo's Department Store
    • BVI Apparel, T.B. Lettsome International Airport 
    • Clarence Thomas Ltd. 
    • House, Wickham's Cay II (next to French Deli)
    • ​Island Services 
    • ​J&C Trading Ltd. 
    • ​Serendipity Bookshop, Main Street
    • Tortola Pier Park ​(Camden Gourmet Market, Beans, House of Luxury, The Allamanda Gallery) 
    • Varieties and Electronics / iSmart, Wickham's Cay I​​​​
    Get the e-Pub on Amazon
    Electronic download does not require a Kindle devise!  
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                USD $9.99
    Feel good about your purchase: 
    ​50% of all profits go to recovery and resilience building ​
    ​(25% to The Virgin Islands Climate Change Trust Fund and 25% to survivors) 
    Printed green
    in the USA by Rolling Press, an environmentally-friendly printing company - www.rollingpress.com.

    Cover Stock:
    Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) certified
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    Text Stock:
    100% post-consumer recycled paper, FSC certified, processed chlorine free and made with biogas energy.
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    Presswork: Printed digitally with non-toxic inks using wind power
    ​The Irma Diaries was written to stir global attention and action on climate change, to help The Virgin Islands adapt to continuing climate change impacts and to help rebuild the lives of those impacted by Hurricane Irma.

    As such, 25% of book proceeds will be donated to The Virgin Islands Climate Change Trust Fund and an additional 25% to the 25 contributors of survivor stories to help rebuild lives.
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    ​~ Angela Burnett, Author     ​
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