Jersey Proud: Teen donates proceeds from her book to childhood literacy program
Hillsborough resident Surrayah Fofana, 16, has authored a book based on her experiences as an immigrant from Senegal.
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Nov 9, 2021, 3:34 AM
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Updated 1,115 days ago
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500ds agoHillsborough resident Surrayah Fofana, 16, has authored a book based on her experiences as an immigrant from Senegal.
Fofan, who goes by “Ray Ray” titled the book, “Ray Ray paints a self-portrait.” She has been reading the book to children.
All proceeds from the book go to the organization King Cotton, which promotes childhood literacy.
