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“James Folta September 23, 2026 A group of right-to-read advocates and authors are hosting a live telethon tomorrow to draw attention to freedom to read issues and candidates before the midterms.”
“The show’s line-up is a who’s who of cool authors and right-to-read advocates, including Judy Blume, Ann Patchett, Jerrold Conners, Jerry Craft, Alan Gratz, Shannon Hale, Adib Khorram, Ellen Hopkins, Sarah MacLean, Don Martin, Edward Underhill, comedian Kat Radley, and Maris Kreizman.”
“Davis, who said the event hopes to drive people “to be aware of what’s going on in their communities” and to be educated “as to the kinds of things to look for, and to use your voice, use your vote, to support causes.” The event is free, and you can RSVP and read more on their webpage.”