"Premier League reading stars" has brought any change in the Premier League players?

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"Premier League reading stars" is an aimbitous initiative of Premier League,to increase the reading habit of the public.Premier League players are active participant in Premier League reading stars project,I was wondering how has this effected the playersof Premier League?

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Goalkeeper James said: "I truly believe in the power of the Premier League Reading Stars initiative and I am honoured to be the only player to have been involved in every year of the scheme. A love of reading is so important at all ages and if footballers can help to inspire young people to read more, then projects like PLRS really can make a difference."Some players have even turned their hand to book writing, with Fulham goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer again involved in this the third title of a fictional football series: Megs Morrison: Megs and The Crazy Legs.Schwarzer, who co-writes the books with fellow Australian Neil Wallace, said: "This book tackles more of the social issues affecting countries around the world. Hopefully many young readers from immigrant families might be able to relate to the story, as I've used some of my experiences of growing up in Australia when my family moved there from Germany. The series is based on football but more importantly addresses how young people growing up integrate, make friends, and deal with everyday life."Wolverhampton Wanderers goalkeeper, and dad of two, Marcus Hahnemann, said: "The kids' favourite one at the moment is The Diary of a Wimpy Kid. We spend a lot of time together reading which is really enjoyable. From the education point of view reading is the basis for everything. Once you can read, and read quickly, everything else becomes easier."