I would try to send an email to Penguin getting permission to be sure. Additionally, it is more likely to be okay if you share a read aloud via a closed platform such as your Google Classroom, but even then you can't guarantee that a student or teacher won't screencast it and share it publicly. It's unlikely but possible which is why if I were you I would try to reach out to the publisher directly. If you are on social media such as Twitter or Instagram, tagging them in a question is sometimes effective! Or others may have had the same question and received a response.
Hope this helps!!!
And I am so excited to watch this movie:)
Melissa
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