Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger joined forces with #SavewithStories to read a children’s book to their followers.

The couple picked out “Maverick and Me” which just happens to be written by Schwarzenegger.

Pratt and Schwarzenegger, who married in June 2019, cozied up on the couch to read the real-life story about how the author and animal rights activist came to have Maverick in her life.

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“Maverick and Me” by me, illustrated by @phyllisharrisdesigns – read by me and @prattprattpratt THIRTY MILLION CHILDREN rely on school for food. Responding to the needs of kids during these school closures, @savethechildren and @nokidhungry have a new fund @SAVEWITHSTORIES to support food banks, and mobile meal trucks, and community feeding programs with funds to do what they do best—and also—with educational toys, books, and worksheets to make sure brains are full, as well as bellies. If you can manage a one time gift of $10, please text SAVE to 20222. If another amount would work better for you, please visit the Save With Stories website (swipe up in stories). There is no maximum and there is no minimum—together we will rise and together we can help. Thank you and stay safe. #SAVEWITHSTORIES

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The video was not only to entertain everyone locked up at home but also to raise awareness for Save With Stories, a fund from No Kid Hungry and Save the Children which supports “food banks, and mobile meal trucks, and community feeding programs with funds to do what they do best—and also—with educational toys, books, and worksheets to make sure brains are full, as well as bellies.”

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Schwarzenegger asked her fans to make a one-time donation of $10 by texting SAVE to 20222.

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