Newly Released Audiobook Captures 2020 Pandemic in Different Voices and Perspectives
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LOS ANGELES - Californer -- The Covid-19 Pandemic struck the United States in 2020 and forever altered U.S. history and culture. Businesses and schools were forced to shut down, and this forced all of us to consider how we conduct business in society. People in various occupations had to rethink what it means to be successful and how to achieve success.

Author, motivational speaker, college instructor, and television personality Rosalyn Kahn documented this time in American history by writing a book titled A Message for Tomorrow's Leaders in which she interviewed professionals and aspiring youth from all walks of life on how they were working through the pandemic. The book was published on Amazon in 2020, but Kahn wanted to take her work one step further and present an audiobook.

Readers can now read the material in print or on a digital device and can also listen to the inspiring interviews. The book presents words of wisdom from business owners, educators, artists, authors, and countless others who can shed light on rolling with the punches of American society. This format also provides an opportunity for the visually impaired to enjoy the book.

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So far, the book has made its way halfway around the country. "It's a very inspiring read that will forever document this time in our history. The reportage is excellent, and the author conveys her ideas of society with passion and compassion," said Sue Downs of Stillwater, Okla.

"This book was a true passion project of mine, and I am glad I was able to contribute to the documenting of Covid-19 in our history. It was a life-altering event that will forever change the trajectory of our society," said Kahn.

To read the book and download it in readable or listenable format, visit www.amazaon.com and search for Rosalyn Kahn. For more information about the author, visit www.rosalynkahn.com or watch her on YouTube at www.youtube.com/RosalynKahn.

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