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Once upon a time, coronavirus tried to ruin story hour. But Granzo and Theezy found a way.

Madison Smalstig, special to USA TODAY, USA TODAY Comments Off on Once upon a time, coronavirus tried to ruin story hour. But Granzo and Theezy found a way.

A grandmother and grandson in Austin, Texas, share a love of books. When coronavirus threatened their story time, they made it work.

       
Madison Smalstig, special to USA TODAY, USA TODAY
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