Dorothy's Theory
9 year old Dorothy is determined to heal her mother's broken heart with the lessons her astrophysicist father taught her before he died.
9 year old Dorothy is determined to heal her mother's broken heart with the lessons her astrophysicist father taught her before he died.
Zazie Hayhurst
Dorothy
Yasemin Kay Allen
Dorothy's Mother
Ninette Finch
Dorothy's Grandmother
9 year old Dorothy is determined to heal her mother's broken heart with the lessons her astrophysicist father taught her before he died.
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