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Rare Beauty: Bonita Granville A Biography
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Rare Beauty: Bonita Granville A Biography

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Rare Beauty: Bonita Granville A Biography

By Kate Arndt

"By concentrating on the person, much more than the actress, Kate Arndt achieves a rapport with her subject that is rare in biographies of film stars."
- The New York Sun

6x9 size

234 Pages

 

ISBN 9798887717456 paperback

ISBN 9798887717463 hardback

 

Bonita Granville…Nancy Drew! The woman was more than just Nancy Drew! Read about her life, her exciting adventures with Disney and Hollywood! Kate Arndt writes her very first biography about this legendary woman.

 

Kate Gaddis (Now Arndt) is the author of The Deanna Durbin Scrapbook, Trying To Light A Match In The Rain, Beyond the Diary: The Story of the Wolf Siblings, and Among the Many and Jobyna Ralston: A Life in Pictures.  She is married to her husband, Kevin, and they share a lovely pup, Olivier Petr. She is the Youth and Diary historian at the Holocaust Museum in Houston.

While it covers the actress's life and career with accuracy and detail, it offers a wonderfull array of photo illustrations, and, even more commendable, a great deal of depth and substance that extend beyond the usual celebrity biography.
 -- James L. Neibaur, Patreon review