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Heather Barlow Sheldon wrote Seymour's Night Flight for her son Nathaniel. It began
as a bedtime story, inspired by the seagull mobile that has hung in each of her three children's rooms from the time they
were born. Each summer, Heather and her family vacation on Nantucket, an island rich in history, natural beauty and
wonderful family traditions.
Seymour's Soaring Red Sox, the second book in the Seymour Stories Collection, was written after Heather
and her children lived through the agony and the ecstasy of the 2004 Boston Red Sox' thrilling series against the New
York Yankees and the St. Louis Cardinals. It is a tribute to the example set by the team that wouldn't give up, at long
last bringing Boston a World Series title after 86 years. Heather is a Bostonian and lifelong Red Sox fan.
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