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Your second book is titled, "Wyetta's Recess<br />

Adventures." You know at school we all<br />

looked forward to the ringing of the bell<br />

especially when it signaled recess, lunch or<br />

dismissal. Not ashamed to admit it lol. I take it<br />

this annafè little girl Wyetta, felt the same<br />

about recess?<br />

Lol. I attended the Methodist Primary School<br />

and I had some of my most memorable<br />

childhood experiences on the school grounds.<br />

The memories were so grand and vivid that I<br />

just couldn’t help but write about them.<br />

I can hardly wait to find out what these recess<br />

adventures were. Tell us about your next<br />

book. What will it be about?<br />

I plan to publish and release the books in pairs.<br />

So the next pair is, "Wyetta The Carnival<br />

Queen" and "Wyetta Visits Muh Seebo." One<br />

book will look at one of Wyetta’s carnival<br />

experiences, and the other will explore her<br />

encounter with a mysterious character so<br />

typical in St. Lucian culture and folklore, gajé<br />

lady, Muh Seebo.<br />

LOL. Looking forward to reading them<br />

especially Muh Seeboo. There's always a tinge<br />

of apprehension putting ourselves and work<br />

out there, was this the case for you?<br />

I wrote my stories from my vivid memories of<br />

my own childhood experiences growing up in<br />

the '70s. At times, though, I wondered if St.<br />

Lucia had changed so much since I left, that<br />

today’s children would not be able to identify<br />

with those experiences. To my surprise and<br />

excitement, when I did readings of my stories<br />

at various primary schools during Jounen<br />

Kwéyòl 2017, the children were totally<br />

captivated and recognized all the<br />

experiences and story elements immediately.

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