Story Time: Neil Gaiman Reads Green Eggs and Ham to the Internet

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Worldbuilders is a charitable campaign that seeks to incentivize geeks to donate to Heifer International by getting geek-friendly interests to donate prizes and time and also, clearly, videos of themselves reading beloved children’s books. This is definitely a win-win scenario.

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