Actor Suzanne Ford Brings Late Mother s Passion Project To Life In Black Rocks and Rainbows Audiobook
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Suzanne Ford, familiar to audiences from TV shows Grace and Frankie, Grey s Anatomy, That 70s Show, Fresh Off the Boat, Friends, etc. and from films Manson Family Vacation, You, Me & Dupree and The Informers, has narrated an audiobook that is very special to her. Her mother s final book, an historical novel for young adults entitled BLACK ROCKS AND RAINBOWS: The True Adventures of Henry Opukahaia, the Hawaiian Boy Who Changed History
Actor Suzanne Ford HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (PRWEB) June 09, 2021 It took almost ten years, but it s happening this week. Susan C. Riford s Black Rocks and Rainbows audiobook launches worldwide. And its early reviews have been glowing: A must-listen audiobook, tremendously impactful. The narration is inviting and powerful, and the author does an extraordinary job of jumping
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