Neil Gaiman Reading Green Eggs and Ham

There is something interesting about watching Neil Gaiman read Green Eggs and Ham.
http://www.worldbuilders.org/our-next-stretch-goal-unlocks-at/neil-gaiman-reads-green-eggs-and-ham

It is one of those things you can't explain to people. They have to watch it themselves.

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