The Story Disney Stole with Author Lenny Williams
Asha The Princess of Matana is a beautiful story about a magical kingdom in Africa and a young princess who must choose between marrying who her parents think she should marry or the young boy who just might be her true prince and help her save the kingdom from a curse. And Disney stole it. Yup. Lenny and I dish the dirt in this episode!
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Learn more about Lenny at https://www.lennysimagination.com/
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Lenny Williams
Author
Lenny Williams was born on April 9, 1994. He grew up in Wilmington, Delaware and still resides there today. In 2014 he started working on his first writing project, setting up a plan to become an author and a director.
In 2015 he released his very first book titled Dreaming Their Way Out: A children's book about seven orphans finding a way to escape an orphanage and head to a magical island where they can enjoy their childhood.
That same year he directed & released his very first film titled What Is Life?: A documentary about young college students figuring who they are and where they fit in life.
Today Lenny is the author of several books. He is known for creating epic fantasy children's books and novels that people all over the world can relate to. In the future, Lenny eventually plans to create the following: animation films, comedy films, horror films, video games, and a theme park for millions to enjoy!
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