Kansas Book Fest West to bring in authors for afternoon of literacy games, readings
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Cover photo courtesy of Pixabay. By CRISTINA JANNEYHays PostThe Kansas
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More than 50 authors will be featured on Saturday at the Kansas Book Festival in Topeka, which features an array of activities.
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On this episode of KPR Presents, we preview the Kansas Book Festival with director Tim Bascom. The Festival takes place Saturday, September 16th, at Washburn University.