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Stacey Fru Talks About Story Behind Her Book, ‘Smelly Cats’

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Stacey Fru is a 13-year-old three-time Award-Winning Author from South-Africa. She is also an activist, the Stacey Fru Foundation founder, and an incredible public speaker. Currently, she is an eighth-grader at Sacred Heart College, Johannesburg. Stacey says that her parents are the ones who run everything behind the scenes. The child author Stacey has already written five books, which have been published. Her first book was ‘ Smelly Cats .’  In a candid talk with Global Child Prodigy, Stacey Fru talks about her first book,’ Smelly Cats.’ Keep reading the article to know how the story of Smelly Cats is related to her real-life experiences. Stacey Fru’s Inspiration Behind Smelly Cats When Stacey started writing her first book, ‘Smelly Cats,’ she didn’t have the title. She formulated everything, proofread it, and at last, she gave it the title. She says that as a child, she found the title interesting. Her experience of...

From Writer To Social Work: How The 13-Year-Old Girl Handles Everything | Stacey Fru

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The International Author and child activist Stacey Fru recently had an interview with Global Child Prodigy under  Prodigy Talks . The talk was hosted by  Mr. Kavin Kumar Kandasamy , a renowned Entrepreneur, Educationalist, and Humanitarian. He is also the Managing Director of Mangalam Educational Institutions. Mr. Kavin’s institutions serve more than 7,000 students every year. Let’s get to know the motivational story behind Stacey Fru’s success in this interview. What is The Role of Your Family in Your Success? I am a 13-year-old Award-Winning Author from South-Africa. Also, I am an activist, the founder of the Stacey Fru Foundation, and a public speaker. I write poems and play guitar sometimes. And, of course, like every other child, I go to school. Currently, I am an eighth-grader in  Sacred Heart College, Johannesburg . “Without my family support, I would not have been able to grow as far as I am now.” My parents are from Cameroon. They su...