Sixteen-year-old author Jess Robus aims to tackle childhood, family, identity, and belonging in her latest book, Arnold the Not Dinosaur, which was launched at Fourways Gardens recently.
The book tells the tale of Arnold who must grapple with issues of personal identity and staying true to himself in a world full of people insisting that he must be something other than what he truly is. The book is perfect for children up to seven years old, with a dyslexic-friendly font, which makes it easier for everyone to read.
Young and old gathered at the Fourways Gardens to enjoy the launch.
Fourways Review journalist Success Mthombeni was there to capture the day.
Laural and Kerry-Anne Beldon head to the kids' play area.
Rachel Ralphs attends the book launch.
Tristan Gohre, Declan Gohre and Jess' father Daniel Robus show support at the launch.
Mira Naidu of Real Life Mum blog enjoys a fun field event with the kids.
Peter Billings and Nhlanhla Hansen socialises over snacks.
Friendship goals; Courtney Vercueil, Jess Robus, Ropa Mangawu, and Robyn Vercueil.
Eric, Shepard and Jacob Treswell enjoy light snacks during the launch.
Daniel and Jacqui Robus support their daughter Jess' second book launch.
Jess Robus reads her book to the attendees.
Kelly O'Donovan and Natasha Robus enjoy fun times at the launch.
Author and performer Lynn Joffe held a discussion with Jess Robus about the book Arnold the Not Dinosaur.
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