BLACK IS THE COLOR...
					From her great and tireless efforts in life, the late Nina Simone will never be forgotten. Not only was she an accomplished musician, Simone was also the driving force behind the civil rights movement in America, as well as being a part of a movement to end racism. Aside from thoese, Simone was also a cultural icon and a symbol representing the strength of women. Readers can learn more about the legend by joining author Andy Stroud as he pays tribute to Simone with the release of his compelling new picture book Nina Simone: Black is the Color. This book is a rich compilation of rare photographs (from Andy Stoud's personal collection as well as photographs taken by Al Wertheimer and Bernie Gotfryd) coupled with personal quotations from Nina Simone that describe her thoughts and feelings about her lifestyle and her role as an artist. Readers will discover astonishing details about the singer's humble roots in North Carolina, her academic achievements, her personal thoughts, and her marriage with the author himself. The development of Simone's musical talent is also revealed and along the way, readers will marvel at the images showcasing the singer's work, live performances, behind-the-scene moments, and her struggle with the pressures of the recording industry. Nina Simone: Black is the Color is a revealing and trailblazing picture book that truly pays tribute to the famed musician, whose great contributions to the arts and to civil rights are undeniably powerful and memorable. This book will undoubtedly attract Simone's fans from around the world as well as music enthusiasts and all African Americans. At the same time however, the book will server as a very informative introduction to readers who never knew or just starting learning about her. VISIT http://www.xlibris.com/NinaSimoneBlackIsTheColor TO BUY THIS BOOK
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