 Author of children's books Chris Van Allsburg (right) and NASA engineer Jennifer Keyes (center) speak with Digital Learning Network host Rachael Manzer during a live videoconference on Nov. 16 at Langley Research Center. Photo by Jeff Caplan.
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| Chris Van AllsburgAuthor of The Polar ExpressAlso known as: Chis Van Allsburg, Chris V. Allsburg, Chris Van Allsburg, Chris Van Allsburg
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Chris Van Allsburg has 1 upcoming event. Bookloft: Santa (December 13 at 14:00) Chris Van Allsburg, The Polar Express. Santa is coming to the Bookloft for the 1st time. He will be here Sunday December 14th and will host a very special reading of "The Polar Express" at 2:45pm by the fireplace for the kids. You can meet personally with Santa and take pictures. So come all for a perfect afternoon with Santa!
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