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Michelle Obama Just Launched a Weekly Reading Series for Children

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Former First Lady is joining the ranks of celebrities doing all they can to help keep the nation as we shelter in place during the coronavirus pandemic.

And much as she did during her time in the White House, she's focusing on children.Last week, she announced a new online series called Mondays with Michelle Obama in partnership with PBS Kids and Penguin Random House. "I'm thrilled to share some of my favorite children's books and give kids an opportunity to practice their reading (while giving families a much-needed break!)," she tweeted. "Join me, @PBSKIDS, and @penguinrandom for read-alongs on Mondays at 12pm ET on @PBSKIDS Facebook and YouTube!" You can watch the livestream at noon ET on PBS KIDS’ and , along with Penguin Random House’s.

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