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MJCCA Book Festival Vice-Chair Tracey Grant’s favorites
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· October 6, 2026
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Key points Tracey Grant, the festival's vice-chair, has been involved with the event since growing up and is excited to be part of its inner circle. The 35th Book Festival of the MJCCA is scheduled to run from November 1 to 22.
The 35th Book Festival of the MJCCA is scheduled to run from November 1 to 22. Tracey Grant, the festival's vice-chair, has been involved with the event since growing up and is excited to be part of its inner circle. This year's festival features several notable headliners, including former first lady Dr. Jill Biden and Harry Connick Jr.
These prominent authors will be discussing their recent books, with Dr. Biden talking about her memoir and Connick Jr. presenting his tribute to his mother. Grant is also looking forward to other authors who have sparked her curiosity in unexpected ways.
Further details about the festival and its lineup are available, including information about the many authors and events scheduled to take place during the three-week period.
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