I've see it and on the one hand I am somewhat upset that a whole lot of changes have clearly been made to the beloved story, but on the other I'm going "Woa! This is going to be fun!" I think it's best not to be too bothered about the changes and simply consider it an interpretation rather than an adaptation. Here it is, for your perusal:
Taylor Mali reads "Reading Allowed". Not only does this guy have a sense of humour, but he knows how to capture the attention of an audience and the poem is not one of those high-brow odes that only the poet and two other people can understand.
Watch and listen to a group of concerned people enumerate all the reasons why libraries should be kept open: My local library has had to face cutbacks, but they responded by trying to increase the turnover by shortening the lending time. It will hopefully allow them to continue buying new books and keep the stock updated.