Staff Report / jaxlocal.org

The Jacksonville Public Library hosted the Jax Book Fest Reader’s Day today at the Main Library Conference Center. Approximately 70 local authors are exhibiting their works between the Conference Level and the first and second floors. The event is set to continue until 4 p.m., inviting attendees to explore and discover new favorite authors. Among the participating authors is Sharlyne C. Thomas, who has published titles such as "When Heaven Hears Your Prayer," "Fear? NOT!," "That's NOT God!," and "See What You're Saying!" Thomas is associated with Spirit of Excellence Writing & Editing Services, LLC.

Source: Jacksonville Public Library | Jacksonville FL

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Source Location: Jacksonville

Jacksonville, FL

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