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  • Interview with Jean Mills, author of After the Wallpaper Music banner. Background image author to right of banner. woman will long black hair and glasses, with a white blouse and suit jacket overtop, leaning slight and smiling against a dark textured backdrop. Solid green area to centre-left with text and Open Book logo overlaid.
    Interview with Jean Mills, author of After the Wallpaper Music banner. Background image author to right of banner. woman will long black hair and glasses, with a white blouse and suit jacket overtop, leaning slight and smiling against a dark textured backdrop. Solid green area to centre-left with text and Open Book logo overlaid.
    October 18, 2024

    Music and Friendship are at the Heart of an Uplifting Middle Grade Novel from Jean Mills

    Along with being a prize-winning author, Jean Mills is also a musician and music lover who has found a wonderful way to tie that passion into her latest middle-grade novel. This new book, After the ...

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