
Heather Stemp
<p>Heather Stemp's Newfoundland heritage goes back to her great-grandfather who immigrated from Ireland in the mid-1800's. Her grandfather, grandmother, aunt, and father were all born and raised in Harbour Grace. Her earliest memories include fish and brewis, lassy bread, boiled suppers, and a house load of people talking, laughing, and calling her "some sweet". </p><p>After 30 years as an English teacher, Heather retired and wrote, <i>Amelia and Me</i>, a middle grade historical fiction, which was short listed for the 2014 Red Cedar Award. Her second book, <i>Under Amelia's Wing</i>, continues the story of her Aunt Ginny's adventures with Amelia Earhart. She is currently working on the third book in the Ginny Ross series. </p><p>Heather lives in North Bay with her husband Don. She has two children and four grandchildren who love to read about their Newfoundland roots.</p>
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