Jane Green, world-renowned author of 18 New York Times Bestsellers, has chosen Marrakech as her new cradle. She kindly accepted our invitation to tell us about this new chapter in her life and reveal insights into the making of *Sister Stardust*, which happens to be set in Marrakech...

The interview will be followed by a Q&A and book signing—a unique opportunity to have your copy of *Sister Stardust* signed by Jane Green and stay tuned for her latest news.

A reception will be held on the premises afterward.

The event will take place at the bookstore on April 18. Please send us an email to register as spots are limited!

◦ 6-6.30pm: Introduction
Presentation of the background context and history of the Rohingya in Myanmar and their displacement in Bangladesh.
◦ 6.30-7pm: Documentary
The documentary, produced by Medecins sans frontieres, offers a powerful, firsthand look at the experiences of the Rohingya community, providing an intimate portrayal of their struggle for survival and dignity in the biggest refugee camp in the world.
◦ 7-7.30pm: Q&A and testimony
Open floor for questions, comments, and reflections on the documentary.

◦ Class size: 6 students
◦ Duration: 1 hour per session
◦ Focus: Vocal techniques, group singing, performance skills, and musical expression

◦ Class size: 6 students maximum
◦ Duration: 1 hour per session
◦ Focus: Early childhood music education, rhythm, movement, and instrument exploration