Libraries use video games to inspire reading

Tuesday, March 18th 2008, 6:52 pm

By: News 9

NEWS 9

While some may argue video games keep kids from reading, metro libraries are hoping this game will get kids to reading.

The libraries are inviting kids to stop by and play a game or two after school.

Emily Williams came to the NEWS 9 studio with more.

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