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		</div><p>Pharrell Williams has launched a Happy campaign for young readers.</p>
<p>The singer has partnered with FirstBook, a literacy charity, to donate up to 50,000 books to children in low-income families in the US.</p>
<p>Pharrell’s publisher, Penguin Young Readers, announced that the Twitter hashtag #readHappy had been established for fans to post thoughts or images on why reading makes them “Happy.”</p>
<p>Every post shared elsewhere on social media will lead to a donation.</p>
<p>Pharrell said: “Every child on this planet deserves to experience the joy of reading.”</p>
<p>Pharrell’s picture book, Happy, based on his hit song, comes out in the US on October 6.</p>
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