Children and families are invited to hear members of the Indiana Pacers read their favorite stories in children’s literature during Call-a-Pacer on The Indianapolis Public Library’s 24-hour call-a-story hotline.
By dialing 275-4444, listeners will hear recorded stories from Pacers who demonstrate their love of reading as a way to encourage young ones to read like a pro.
The schedule is:
• This week: Paul George is reading “Green Eggs and Ham.”
• Week of March 9: Rodney Stuckey, “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.”
• March 16: Ian Mahinmi, “Pete Won’t Eat.”
• March 23: Luis Scola, “Nino Wrestles the World.”
• March 30: Roy Hibbert, “Gilbert Goldfish Wants a Pet!”
• April 6: Chris Copeland, “Super Hairo-O and the Barber of Doom.”
• April 13: Solomon Hill, “Where the Wild Things Are.”
• April 20: George Hill, “High-Stakes Heist: Marvel Captain America.”
• April 27: C.J. Miles, “Monster Needs His Sleep.”
• May 4: Frank Vogel and Damjan Rudez, “Should I Share My Ice Cream?”
• May 11: C.J. Watson, “My Teacher Is a Monster.”
• May 18: David West, “LMNOpeas.”
The program generated 86,552 calls during its 10-week run last year.
By dialing 275-4444, listeners will hear recorded stories from Pacers who demonstrate their love of reading as a way to encourage young ones to read like a pro.
The schedule is:
• This week: Paul George is reading “Green Eggs and Ham.”
• Week of March 9: Rodney Stuckey, “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.”
• March 16: Ian Mahinmi, “Pete Won’t Eat.”
• March 23: Luis Scola, “Nino Wrestles the World.”
• March 30: Roy Hibbert, “Gilbert Goldfish Wants a Pet!”
• April 6: Chris Copeland, “Super Hairo-O and the Barber of Doom.”
• April 13: Solomon Hill, “Where the Wild Things Are.”
• April 20: George Hill, “High-Stakes Heist: Marvel Captain America.”
• April 27: C.J. Miles, “Monster Needs His Sleep.”
• May 4: Frank Vogel and Damjan Rudez, “Should I Share My Ice Cream?”
• May 11: C.J. Watson, “My Teacher Is a Monster.”
• May 18: David West, “LMNOpeas.”
The program generated 86,552 calls during its 10-week run last year.
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