Joe Little III, renowned for his role as the lead singer of the 90s RnB group 'Rude Boys,' has expanded his creative repertoire by publishing his first children's book, 'Joey Wants to Sing.' Known for the chart-topping hit 'Written All Over Your Face,' Little is now using his writing talents to inspire a younger generation.
'Joey Wants to Sing' is a heartfelt endeavor by Little to encourage young boys to follow their dreams, much like he did in his youth. Little's early life as 'Joey' was marked by a passion for music and a desire to make a positive impact, a theme that resonates throughout his new book. The book's stunning artwork, directed by Felesia McDonald, adds a visual depth that complements Little’s narrative, making it a captivating read for children.
Little's transition into children's literature is not just a new career milestone but a way to give back to the community. He attributes his success to the unwavering support of his mother, best friend Gerald Levert, and his group, Rude Boys. By sharing his journey, Little aims to 'ignite the imaginations of children everywhere.'
In addition to his literary debut, Joe Little III will be participating in Black Writer's Weekend in Atlanta, GA on August 2, 2024. He will join the HIS STORY panel at the Riverside EpiCenter, moderated by Tobias Armand, alongside panelists Lem Collins and Ashante P. Stokes. This event provides a platform for Little to discuss his new book and further his mission of inspiring young minds.
'Joey Wants to Sing' is available for purchase on www.joeywantstosing.com. For those interested in exploring more of Little’s ventures, his website www.Joeybeanz.com offers various products, including different types of coffee.
Joe Little III's foray into children's literature signifies an important cultural contribution, aiming to foster creativity and ambition in young readers. His ability to leverage his musical fame into a new medium underscores the versatile impact of artists on society and the importance of positive role models for the next generation.
