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Kevin and Danielle Jonas are co-authors of There's a Rock Concert in My Bedroom. And yes, this is one of the Jonas Brothers.

Kevin Jonas is a father, actor, investor, philanthropist, and one-third of Grammy-nominated

multi-platinum pop band Jonas Brothers. He was born and raised in New Jersey, where he resides

with his wife and two daughters, Elena and Valentina. Danielle Jonas is a mother, TV personality

actress, and founder and designer of jewelry company, Danielle

Jonas Co. She was also born and raised in New Jersey, where she resides with her husband and two daughters,

Elena and Valentina, the same ones. So here you go. Get your kids to come listen. A Jonas brother

is on his way. Welcome, Kevin and Danielle. Thanks so much for coming on moms. Don't

have time to read books to discuss your amazing children's book. There's a rock concert in my bedroom.

Oh, thank you for having us. Oh, it's my pleasure. So please tell listeners, what is your children's

book about and why write this book? Well, we wanted to do a children's book forever and it only

made more sense as our kids got a little older and and we had children, which kind of helped the whole story. And we started to see the books that they were reading, that they liked. But we've always wanted to encourage them in different ways. And one of the things that we deal with a lot is having to be in front of a lot of people. And then we saw it started to happen with our daughters as they were starting to do dance recitals, going to school, you know, performances,

and how those nerves could kick in sometimes. And so for us, this was just kind of a fun way

to remind them that it's about having fun when our daughter, Alina, had a dance recital.

She actually got like super in her head. She practiced like every day, even after the rehearsals, and kind of stopped having fun with it. And I think then when we turned off the noise in her head in a way and just kind of created a family dance party. And it kind of helped her just remember to have a good time. So fun. Yeah. So this kind of emulates that in a capacity. I think our family dance parties might do the opposite thing. Nobody should see our family dance party. I know that's part either. No, but that's the whole point, right? That's the whole thing. It's just not, it's completely letting loose, like not even caring. And I think sometimes you can get in your own way.

I can do it. You can do it. You know, we all can do it. So it's just, it's about having a good time.

It's also a good tool to have because both of them are so different that, like, our oldest

Alina will tell us, you know, how she feels, if she's nervous, if things are going on in school where as our youngest

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