Hey there islander......
Past, Future, or Present Islander – “Mawning” “Afternoon” or “Night Night” – You have journeyed across the virtual regions of the web and have found yourself at the place where island gurls go to remember what it was like to grow up with the backdrop of the beautiful island life and sea. More about IGC here.
Welcome, welcome and I hope you enjoy the chronicles as much as I enjoy writing them. And as always…………..be true to the island gurl in you!!
~~XOXO, Island Gurl – Lavey
Are you looking for the V is for Virgin Islands ABC Series?
✨ V is for Virgin Islands: The Vibrant Place That I Call Home (Book 1 – A Cultural Journey) debuted in August 2019 as my very first children’s book. I wrote it for my own children — and for all the Virgin Islands Parents (VIPs) who have moved away but still want their kids to grow up connected to our rich culture and heritage. This book is both a learning tool and a forever keepsake of the Virgin Islands.
👉 Learn more about V is for Virgin Islands. If you’ve already ordered, don’t forget to grab your free companion guide!
✨ H is for Heritage and History: Celebrating Our Emeralds of the Sea (Book 2 – A Historical Journey) launched in June 2025. This book highlights the deep history of the Virgin Islands, written to inspire children (and adults) to honor the stories and resilience that shape our islands.
👉 Learn more about H is for Heritage and History and celebrate the journey with us. Free companion guide here.
Together, these books form the VI ABC Series — a collection created to help children everywhere, especially those living away from the Virgin Islands, stay rooted in our culture, history, and pride.
My new poetry collection is here!
Black and White Composition: The Rhymings of a Young Poet is here September 2023! This is my first poetry collection where I share the best work from my actual black and white composition that I have been writing in from since a very young age.
I published this work because Shakespeare ain’t the only one that got talent. We have to embrace our own talent and our own works, just as much as we celebrate the ‘greats’. We are also great and that should be celebrated.
