Jane Yolen
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Jane Yolen

Author of Owl Moon

Also known as: Yolen, J. Yolen, Jan Yolen, Jane Yolan, Jane Yolen, Janet Yolen ... (see complete list), Jane H. Yolen, Jane Yolen ed., Jan Jane Yolen, Jane Yolen editor, Jane Edited By Yolen, Edited by Jane Yolen, Jane Yolen (Illust by Ed Young), Jane Yolen Illustrated by Li Ming, Jane Yolen Illustrations by Floyd Cooper

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Gibson's Bookstore: Jane Yolen (December 6 at 14:00)
Jane Yolen reads from How Do Dinosaurs Say I Love You?, The Scarecrow's Dance, Under the Star, and more!.
One of our favorite children's book authors will join us to speak and tell stories and sign books. Her latest is How Do Dinosaurs Say I Love You? and she has new Christmas stories, ballet stories, stories about scarecrows, and many others to share!
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