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SUMMARY:Story Hour with Author Ty-Juana Taylor
LOCATION:Rosa F. Keller Library and  Community Center\nRosa F. Keller Libr
 ary and  Community Center
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DESCRIPTION:Discover the untold story of Ella Jenkins\, the First Lady of 
 Children's Music\, during a music-inspired story hour. .\nhttps://neworlea
 ns.libnet.info/event/10583299
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>This early literacy program will feature a
 n interactive reading of <em>A Life of Song: The Story of Ella Jenkins</em
 > by author Ty-Juana Taylor and local illustrator Jade Johnson.&nbsp\;</p>
 \n<p>A young girl in a segregated Chicago\, Ella found her passion for mus
 ic early on\, believing in its potential to bring people together. This bi
 ography follows Ella&rsquo\;s trailblazing career from her early life infl
 uenced by jazz greats like Cab Calloway to her cross-country tours. Ella b
 rought global sounds and stories to homes and classrooms everywhere and un
 ited people at a time of division.&nbsp\;<em>A Life of Song: The Story of 
 Ella Jenkins</em>&nbsp\;tells the extraordinary story of a woman who has f
 earlessly crossed boundaries to share music and use it as a tool to fight 
 racism. It's a story that asks readers of all ages\, &ldquo\;will YOU sing
  a song together?&rdquo\;</p>\nhttps://neworleans.libnet.info/event/105832
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