Books with author Elizabeth P. Bridgman

Violet is now 10, so her mother allows her to walk home through the park for the first time this evening. Violet waivers between enjoying her stroll and feeling slightly frightened by the mystical experience of being alone in dreamlike park surroundings. Violet's story is a sweet and innocent exploration of how being awarded trust and responsibility can feel exciting for a young child.

Sweet, artistic Marguerite struggles to find the confidence to love her own artwork and embrace her sensitive nature. Through finding joy in the flow of the creative process, and with the support of a nurturing family, Marguerite is able to overcome her sad feelings generated from her artwork being overlooked by her busy teacher at school. Marguerite begins to allow her spirit to freely create as she begins to value her own artistic sensibilities. For the shy, sensitive, creative child in each of us, Marguerite's story serves as a loving inspiration to persevere.