When upwards of 50 public libraries told Kirk Cameron they were “not interested” in hosting him to read his wholesome new children’s book to kids, the actor-turned-children’s author didn’t take no for an answer.
Despite not being granted a taxpayer-funded children’s storytime, as even the most provocative of drag queens are routinely afforded, Cameron’s team shelled out to rent back rooms within those libraries to create their own story hours — and eager listeners turned out in droves.
At the Scarsdale Public Library in New York, the author’s team said he packed out a room of 170 people
