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SUMMARY:Stories That Shape Us: A Banned Books Week Conversation
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DESCRIPTION:Erika Lynne Jones\, children's book author and illustrator of 
 "Zara in the Middle\," discusses why young readers deserve access to books
  that invite curiosity\, empathy\, imagination\, and conversation..\nhttps
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Register to watch live and ask questions\,
  or view the recording anytime on <a href="https://www.creativebug.com/lib
 /nolalib">Creativebug</a>.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Erika Lynne Jones\, children's b
 ook author and illustrator of <em>Zara in the Middle\,&nbsp\;</em>explores
  how stories and images take shape\, from the first spark of an idea throu
 gh drafting\, sketching\, revision\, and collaboration. We will consider w
 hy young readers deserve access to books that invite curiosity\, empathy\,
  imagination\, and conversation. Erika will share insights into her artist
 ic process\, the choices behind the page\, and the role children&rsquo\;s 
 literature can play in helping readers see themselves and better understan
 d others.</p>\nhttps://neworleans.libnet.info/event/17555545
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