Natasha Carr-Harris has been a passionate and devoted reader since she was little. Her readings comprise of both classic and contemporary literature. She was 9 years old when her first poem was published by the Poetry Institute of Canada in 2007. Since then, six more poems and five short stories have come out. At age 11, she was the youngest writer in a 3-Day Novel Contest held in Vancouver participated by 20 countries. Here’s when she wrote this book “The Story of St. Patrick’s Day” in 2009. She was interviewed by the Vancouver Sun Newspaper and reported as an “excited young writer”. Natasha believes that her writing talent springs from her spare-time interests in table tennis, ballet, piano and public speaking, which has helped her become more creative. She’s also a delegate of the 2010 Miss Canada Teen Global pageant where she promotes variety of charity programs.