Tony Caridi talks about going to schools to read to kids
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Tony Caridi talks about going around to schools and reading to students a book that Go-Mart had 20,000 printed but 17,000 are going to first graders in schools. He talks about having a hard time reading when he was the same age as the kids whom he is giving the books too but he got better. He also talks about once basketball is done and there is not running around he takes the time to write a children's book. He has written two so far.
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