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Monday, November 13, 2017

'Thankful' book launch party at The Bookstore

The Bookstore in the Grove is hosting a book launch party for "Thankful," a children's sing-along book by Frank Jurado (Mr. J) and Ravhi DeMello, also known as Monkey J and Ravhi Bear, musicians and early childhood educators living in Miami, Florida.

As JamTree Studios, they are committed to providing musical experiences that challenge families to discuss essential themes, such as practicing empathy, celebrating diversity, and embodying love.

JamTree invites you to celebrate their book debut with fun activities for the family, author signings, raffles, jam-alongs and more at The Bookstore on Saturday, November 18 from 10:00 to 11:30 am. The book is a layered celebration of gratitude and togetherness, combining a catchy sing-along with fun activities that engage families in authentic shared experiences of thankfulness.

The Bookstore is at the Mayfair Atrium at Mary Street and Florida Avenue.

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