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Governor Cox Celebrates New Children's Book at Governor's Mansion

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Governor Cox Celebrates New Children's Book at Governor's Mansion
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Governor Cox announced a celebration at the Governor's Mansion to honor the children's book Jennie Makes Room! The book's proceeds will support the Governor's Mansion Foundation.

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  • Students from Kearns-Saint Ann visited the Governor's Mansion to celebrate the book Jennie Makes Room!
  • The book tells the story of Jennie Kearns, whose home became the Utah Governor's Mansion.
  • Proceeds from the book go to the Governor's Mansion Foundation to aid in preservation efforts.

Governor Cox announced that students from Kearns-Saint Ann were welcomed to the Governor's Mansion to celebrate the children's book Jennie Makes Room!, according to a November 2 statement. The event highlighted the history of the mansion, which became the state's executive residence after Jennie Kearns gave her home to the state.

The book, titled Jennie Makes Room!, shares the story of Jennie Kearns and encourages young readers to include, serve, and share with others. Governor Cox expressed excitement for families to read the book together.

All proceeds from the book are designated for the Governor's Mansion Foundation. These funds are intended to help preserve the residence for future generations of Utahns.

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