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JK's House (2013)
Blending family values and life lessons with music and dance, JK's House entertains while teaching kids important life lessons about such topics as being thankful, patience, manners, caring, sharing, family focused and much more.
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Blending family values and life lessons with music and dance, JK's House entertains while teaching kids important life lessons about such topics as being thankful, patience, manners, caring, sharing, family focused and much more.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Gabriel Saint-Aubin, Sondi Warner, Aaron L. Williams, Jocelyn Young
In Theaters:11/3/2013
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Runtime:97 minutes
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