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Turn the Page: KHOU 11 anchors read bedtime stories by Houston authors

The project is part of our literacy initiative to enrich children's lives through the gift of reading.
Credit: KHOU 11

HOUSTON — Turn the Page, KHOU 11's literacy initiative as your Education Station, continues through April 14. 

Our goal is to raise funds for children's books to enrich the lives of local kids through the gift of reading. You can help us achieve our goal by donating here or by dropping off new or gently used children's books at Houston public libraries, local YMCAs or Blue Willow Bookshop by April 14.  

Bedtime stories by KHOU 11 anchors

Our news anchors chose bedtime stories by local authors to help build awareness for our Turn the Page initiative.

Here's a list of the stories and authors with time stamps.

  • 1:28 "Room for Everyone" written by Naaz Khan, illustrations by Mercè López; read by KHOU 11 news anchor Mia Gradney 
  • 12:09 "Your Mommy Was Just Like You" written by Kelly Bennett, illustrations by David Walker; read by KHOU 11 Digital news anchor Brandi Smith
  • 15:44 "Being Small (Isn't So Bad After All)" written by Lori Orlinsky, illustrations by Vanessa Alexandre; read by KHOU 11 news anchor Len Cannon 
  • 20:15 "LOVE Big" written by Kat Kronenberg, illustrations by David Miles; read by KHOU 11 news anchor Shern-Min Chow 
  • 30:44 "Alycat and the Sleepover Saturday" written by Alysson Foti Bourque, illustrations by Chiara Civati; read by KHOU 11 news anchor Ron Treviño 
  • 38:24 "My Rainy Day Rocket Ship" written by Markette Sheppard, illustrations by Charly Palmer, read by KHOU 11 Great Day Houston host Deborah Duncan
  • 40:31 "Dance Y'all, Dance" written by Kelly Bennett, illustrations by Terri Murphy; read by KHOU 11 news anchor Stephanie Simmons 
  • 44:17 "Koda and the Polka-Dot Bow Tie" written by Andrea DeAnn; read by KHOU 11 news anchor Kimberly Davis 
  • 49:41 "Mr. Archie is Missing" written by Bailey Moore, illustrations by Craig Carter; read by KHOU 11 news anchor Dave Froehlich

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