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by Grandville Avenue Arts and Humanities Press Club (GAAH Press Club) on Tuesday May 17th, 2011 11:22am in NONPROFITS 
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GAAH Press Club meets Michigan author Johnathan Rand.
GAAH Press Club gets their books signed by Michigan author Johnathan Rand. /GAAH Press Club
GAAH Press Club poses in front of the Chillers van. /GAAH Press Club
Johnathan Rand is very funny. He has very frightening glasses, very chilling books, and he has a person who helps him called Mrs. Chillers. The books he writes are American Chillers and Michigan Chillers. On the 29th day of April, the GAAH Press Club went to see Johnathan Rand. Gilberto and Avelycia got his autograph. We got a picture of us with Johnathan Rand with his scary glasses on.
On Friday, April 29 we met Johnathan Rand, the author of Michigan Chiller/American Chiller. He was cool. He was so funny about his laughs, book, and hamsters, but most of all his glasses. It was funny and cool.
The Press Club met Johnathan Rand for his interview/autograph event. Johnathan Rand was telling us how to read and what to think about it.
At the downtown library, Johnathan Rand did his event. He did [this] because he wanted to show kids you should read books & support your skills. People drove or walked to go to the event.
The GAAH Press Club, a program of the Cook Arts Center, provides youth in the Grandville Avenue neighborhood with the opportunity to find, develop and share their creative voices. Being a member of the Press Club not only empowers youth by helping them develop their sense of self but also encourages them to become creative problem solvers, enhance communication skills and increase their chances of continuing on to higher education. Through the Press Club, neighborhood youth can also raise awareness about local events and happenings that are important to members of the local community.
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