NBA Hall of Famer turned children's book author Dennis Rodman stopped by Anderson's Bookshop in downtown Naperville to sign copies of his new book, "Dennis the Wild Bull" on Saturday.
NBA Hall of Famer turned children's book author Dennis Rodman stopped by Anderson's Bookshop in downtown Naperville to sign copies of his new book, "Dennis the Wild Bull" on Saturday.
A crowd of more than 300 people wormed its way through the aisles of Anderson's Bookshop Saturday to meet NBA Hall of Famer turned children's book author Dennis Rodman. And no, "children's book" was not a typo. Get news in your inbox. Sign up for the Patch newsletter. Like Naperville Patch on Facebook. The former Chicago Bull was visiting Naperville to promote his new children's book, "Dennis the Wild Bull," which was released Wednesday. In order to get a glimpse of Rodman as well as a signed copy of his new book, fans had to pre-order the book at Anderson's. A slightly toned down Rodman sported a Chicago Bulls hat and grey blazer Saturday afternoon, but remnants of his wild side - nose piercings, lip ring, tattoos and bright nail polish…
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Tuesday, Nov. 29, Bulls announcer Chuck Swirsky, retired player Sidney Greene, Benny the Bull and other members of the Chicago Bulls staff visited Clow Elementary in Naperville to promote their Read to Achieve program.
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And this is the type of person our children should admire and emulate? No wonder this country is in trouble! more ›