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Books: Feed Your Head was a campaign to promote reading, which MTV aired in 1991.It consisted of a series of three 60 second PSA's in which contemporary actors read out snippets of literary works in order to entice the MTV audience into reading books. They were produced by Propaganda Films in conjunction with MTV.