At the Fishing Hole

About the Book

Summer loved to go fishing with her grandparents. Every Saturday morning, she waited patiently for her grandmother to sound off the wake-up call for the family’s weekly fishing trips. Summer and her brother vie for the chance to win the fishing-hole victory! The person who catches the first and the biggest fish gets to leave the river bank and go out on the boat to fish from the middle of the river.

About the Author

Sugunda Jackson grew up in a small Southern agricultural town. Weekends with her grandparents modeled the simplicities of life, which inspired her creativity and drive to write children’s books. These stories portray those precious moments shared with her grandparents. The autobiographical At the Fishing Hole is a story that the author, Sugunda Jackson, holds close to her heart. The book displays acts of love and affection shared with grandchildren, and it is a personal thank-you to grandparents all over the world. Sugunda J. is an elementary educator in Atlanta, Georgia. She enjoys inspiring kids to tap into their passions, which drive their lifelong dreams.