In Bleakersville everything was gray on gray. The buildings were gray. The sky was gray, the trees and animals were gray! What a horribly mundane place! But, that was all about to change! John Amos is best known for his role in Good Times, his Emmy-nominated role of adult Kunte Kinta in the ground-breaking epic mini-series Roots (1977) and films including Beastmaster (1982) and Coming to America (1988). His role in the play Split Second earned him the NAACP Award as Best Actor. In recent years he has enjoyed recurring parts on The West Wing and The district and Men in Trees. Amos has also appeared on Broadway and in numerous films in a career that spans four decades. He has received nominations for a Primetime Emmy Award and NAACP Image Award. Co-writer Dustin Warburton Is a children's Author, Screenwriter, and horror writer. He's best known for writing the stories for such films as "Spiders 3D," and "Black Asylum." Often eclipsed by his celebrity co-writers, Warburton has written stories with various celebrities including Barbara Eden, Dennis Rodman, Tom Holland, Zach Galligan, and many more. His work has featured on The Tonight Show, Late night with Jimmy Fallon, and on Oprah’s, "Where are they now.“ Illustrated by Leonard Kenyon a New England writer and illustrator. He has Writer/Director Tom Holland (Fright Night & Child’s Play). Leonard’s Own picture-book debut will be released by Putnam/Penguin in 2019. A lover of spooky things and silly humor, both shine throughout his work
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