Adam Mansbach, Author of "Go the F**k to Sleep", Comes to JCCSF

Adam Mansbach, Author of *Go the F**k to Sleep*, Comes to JCCSF

Jewish Community Center of San Francisco -- Kanbar Hall (3200 California St. San Francisco, CA 94118)

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As part of Litquake 2011, San Francisco's acclaimed annual festival of literature devoted to the printed word, author Adam Mansbach comes to Kanbar Hall at the Jewish Community Center. Mansbach's new bedtime book that's really for parents is called Go the F*** to Sleep and is hilarious in its gentle cadence that imitates more traditional bedtime stories while saying what every parent the world over has felt guilty for thinking in those frustrating moments ... hours ... before their little ones finally give in to sleep for the night. Mansbach joins The Hub's Dan Wolf and a host of young fathers in considering how best to get their little provocateurs tucked in without actually uttering the title of the book.

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Jewish Community Center of San Francisco -- Kanbar Hall

3200 California St.

San Francisco, CA 94118

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415-292-1233

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