The youngest of 21 children, Sarah Frey knows what it means to struggle both professionally and personally.
But because of her hard work, courage, and entrepreneurial spirit, shealso knows what it means to succeed as the head of a multi-state farming phenomenon.
You have a chance to “meet” Sarah (virtually) and hear her awe-inspiring story during our June #IWFReads Book Club.
Dubbed "The Pumpkin Queen" by The New York Times, Sarah is the largest grower of pumpkins in the United States. Through heartwarming and heart-wrenching personal stories, Sarah explains how she saved her family's farm from ruin.
She went from starting a small melon route before she could legally drive so her family would have enough money to pay the mortgage… to walking into Walmart and becoming one of the largest distributors of its melons.
“To me, that may be the secret of both business and life: playing your game, not theirs.”
Sarah’s tales are an eye-opening account of survival in a quest to thrive. Her memoir is so powerful, it is also being made into a television series.
Through hunting, gambling, and help from kind souls, she documents a real life rags-to-riches story that will leave you wondering what's next for the entrepreneur… and yourself.
