Fiona Watterica Harrison was born in 1963, the eldest of six children. Fiona was always a reader, and her father was her first favorite author. Fiona grew up to write books for children and adults, with such titles as "The Sheep's Journey Home" and "The Wonder of You." In the year 2012, Fiona released "The Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow," a book that teaches children about bullying, self-confidence, and being your own person. She has been a beloved author for more than 25 years, and she has published 17 books. Her work has been translated into multiple languages and has received many awards including a New York Times Best Illustrated Book of the Year. Fiona Watterica Harrison is an American writer most famous for children's books. She has been writing since she was a child, with her first publication coming in 1982. Her first book is "The Sheep's Journey Home", which is a story about a sheep who gets lost and finds his way home. Other popular titles by Fiona include "The Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow" and "The Wonder of You." Fiona Watterica Harrison is an American writer who has been writing since she was five years old. Her first publication came in 1982 with the title "The Sheep's Journey Home." Other popular titles by Fiona include "The Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow" and "The Wonder of You."