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WWE's Sheamus reads to local students for Jumpstart campaign
Justin Yurkanin/Las Vegas Review-Journal
WWE superstar Sheamus surprised more than 80 kindergartners at Oran K. Gragson Elementary School in Las Vegas on Thursday. He came to help set a world record for the most people reading the same book on a given day. More than 2 million people read "Otis" as part of the "Jump Start, Read for the Record" campaign.
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