Updated: May 28, 2024
Do you ever look in the mirror and feel like you’re not enough? I know I have. That mean ole reflection tells us we are too fat, too thin, our nose is too big, or our teeth are just too… You get the idea.
But we can change the way that reflection thinks by changing the way WE think.
I remember being about 4 or 5 years old, dancing in front of my grandma’s full-length mirror and being thrilled by how my body moved and how I looked as I moved. But a few years later, that reflection in the mirror was glomming on to me, telling me a QUITE different story.
That’s why I wrote Glomma Monna Monstra. Glomma is a reflection in a mirror that thrives on the tears he causes when he tells people they are “Too ___ (fill in the blank).” But all that changes one day when a little self-determined girl looks in the mirror and gives Glomma a change of pace.
It’s written for children ages 4 to 8, just at that crucial development phase. Expertly illustrated by my friend, Emma Silverfeather, Glomma Monna Monstra is sure to be a hit with small children.
Our release date is Tuesday, July 16th.