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The Brown Bookshelf wants to improve your bookshelf

The Brown BookshelfFebruary can seem to drag on even though it’s the shortest month. The holidays are over, but it’s still freezing cold. Luckily, the five authors andElijah of Buxton illustrators at  The Brown Bookshelf have started a campaign that should really brighten up this month.  The first twenty-eight days of February, they will feature a new African American author or illustrator of children’s and young adult’s books that you may not have heard of.  On February 29, they will have a day of giveaways and announcements of future programs.  The campaign is called 28 Days Later as a reference to the aftermath that we will all experience after these African American talents are unleashed on the world.  The first author is Christopher Paul Curtis, who wrote Elijah of Buxton.  Check www.thebrownbookshelf.com every day in February for a new author or illustrator.

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