James Patterson to give $1 million to US bookstores that have children's section.

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James Patterson to give $1 million to US bookstores that have children's section.

Sep 17 2013

James Patterson plans to give $1 million to support independent bookstores that have a children's section. No specifics have been released as yet but interested parties can sign up for more information on his website.

Source: Patterson's website: Saving Bookstores, Saving Lives

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