Sweet Victory

by Heidi Fagerberg

Overview

Sweet Victory follows a young boy and his mother searching for the perfect afternoon treat.
Weave through their garden full of Caribbean fruits of all shapes and sizes as they search for one that is ripe and sweet to eat.
With a game akin to Eye Spy, Sweet Victory showcases beautiful artwork and uses engaging and fun rhyming style to teach your "Little One" about the rich abundant fruits found within the Caribbean islands.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940164770358
Publisher:	Heidi Fagerberg
Publication date:	12/24/2020
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	11 MB
Note:	This product may take a few minutes to download.
Age Range:	5 - 11 Years

About the Author

Heidi was born in New York and raised in a town named after Washington Irving. Growing up in a town of a famous storyteller and watching her mom write and create helped set the stage for her writing career, but she did not find this path until later in life. She lived in Delaware where she received degrees in Early Childhood Development, Education and Human Services and English as Second Language education. She spent two years in Costa Rica teaching English, but the small island of St Kitts, in the Caribbean, captured her heart and she moved there in 2007. During the first years of her life on the island, she ran and owned St. Kitts Sailing School on the Southeast Peninsula where she introduced children and adults to the art of sailing. During her time on the beach, her husband and herself took a keen interest in orphaned animals and adopted some at their home as well as on the beach. The funny antics and happenings with the animals she loved led her to share their stories in her first series Living the Beach Life. Her love of photography and writing continued to grow from the inspiration the Island holds within its history, its inhabitants, and its natural beauty. The island has so many stories within that she never runs out of ideas to weave tales together to share with little ones the love she has of the place she now calls home, sweet St. Kitts.