Stacey Fru

The University Of Wits Education Campus Hosted a book launch for Stacey on Saturday the 8 th of August after her book was officially launched on the 16 of July. Stacey could emerge as the youngest writer in South African History. She is a bubbly young Grade 3 Learner who is making her mark. With qualities of a prolific writer, Stacey’s first book ‘ Smelly Cats’ was written when she was 7 years old. Now, almost one month after Smelly Cats was first launched, Stacey’s second book went in for editing and is due for publication later this year. She is also writing songs, poems and short stories. Stacey is a young girl with a passion for writing and an amount of literate energy that few children her age will surely possess. She is a motivational speaker who has taken it upon herself to ignite the passion for reading and writing on mankind. Listen to Stacey speak and watch her listen to, interact with and respond to others, then you will understand who exactly she is.   Stacey’s first

This day came and God is really kind. I just can not go to bed without saying Thank You, Thank You, thank you thank you to the university for making my book launch thick. It was a wonderful launch and well attended. see picture on my website or on my  This day came and God is really kind. I just can not go to bed without saying Thank You, Thank You, thank you thank you to the university for making my book launch thick. Thank you all. Before the special pictures go out, see these. God is kind.  page. 

Please click her for the full Story. This University is the best. Their trust in me is priceless. so too is their support. I LOVE WITS!!!! Ok I told me mom that I will be studying there in 10 years or so. http://www.wits.ac.za/newsroom/newsitems/201508/27039/news_item_27039.html Eight-year-old launches book BY REFILWE MABULA 7 August 2015 Eight-year-old Stacey Fru will launch her book  Smelly Cats  at the second Wits International Language and Literacy Symposium on Saturday, 8 August 2015. Her book launch will be part of the Symposium themed  Shifting the Lenses: Language and Literacy Education in Multilingual Encounters , which will be held at Parktown Education Campus from 8 to 10 August 2015. Stacey, a grade 3 pupil at Sacred Heart College is no ordinary eight-year-old girl. She is an avid reader and writer, and already has a second book underway. After reading numerous books, Stacey decided to try her own hand at writing, and produced  Smelly Cats,  a 108 pa

Teaching or talking, to Grades 1, 2, and 3 learners at St Davids Marists College in Inanda on Rivonia Road in Sandton this morning. The support that I received from everyone was so kind. I hope you all enjoy the copies of Smelly Cats that you bought. For those who did not buy, remember that you can order from my website www.staceyfru.co.za Hugs to you all. You are full of love. You blessed my life. Thank you all. I think boys are cool and your teachers are sweet.

Meet Miss Stacey Fru; the author The University Of Wits Education Campus will Saturday the 8 th of August host a book launch for an author that could emerge as the youngest writer in South African History. Stacey is a bubbly young Grade 3 Learner who is making her mark. With qualities of a prolific writer, Stacey’s first book ‘ Smelly Cats’ was written when she was 7 years old. Now, only 3 weeks after Smelly Cats was first launched, on the 16 th of July 2015, Stacey’s second book went in for editing and is due for publication later this year. She is also writing songs, poems and short stories. Stacey is a young girl with a passion for writing and an amount of energy that few children her age will surely possess. She is a motivational speaker who has taken it upon herself to ignite the passion for reading and writing on mankind. Listen to Stacey speak and watch her listen to, interact with and respond to others, then you will understand who exactly she is.   Stacey’s first book “

Hello everyone!!! If you missed it,  here is the story. we got a link to the story for your reading enjoyment. I'm excited because this is the first news article on me. Please read and give us your thinking. We could not get the story on the Saturday Star. http://www.pressreader.com/south-africa/pretoria-news-weekend/20150704/281831462395208/TextView