Bertie Stewart Is Perfectly Imperfect

Melanie Mosher

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ISBN: 9781774712764

Bertie Stewart Is Perfectly Imperfect

  Author:   Melanie Mosher    
  Publisher:  Nimbus Publishing Limited

A heartfelt middle grade novel exploring anxiety from the TD Canadian Children’s Award—shortlisted author of A Beginner’s Guide to Goodbye.

Bertha Mae Stewart—otherwise known as Bertie—is ready for anything grade 6 can throw at her. She spends every day with her best friend Kevin, enjoys delicious cookies at her grandmother’s, and has an adorable baby half-brother to dote on. But then her teacher announces a public speaking assignment, she’s paired up with her worst enemy for the project, and her inside voice won’t stop telling her that everything is going to go wrong.

And of course, there’s that nagging little secret Bertie can’t tell anyone about.

Most days, a trip to her favourite tree or a hug from Grammy are enough to make Bertie’s anxiety go away for a short while. But as life grows more complicated, and Bertie pushes the noisy feelings further down, the pressure inside of her starts to build. And someday soon, she won’t be able to hold it all in.

From the TD Canadian Children’s Literature Award—shortlisted author of A Beginner’s Guide to Goodbye, Bertie Stewart is Perfectly Imperfect is a heartfelt tale about learning to cope with anxiety amid life changes both big and small.

Details and Specs
ISBN associated with this title: 9781774712764
Item NB1672
PublisherNimbus Publishing Limited
PublisherNimbus Publishing Limited
Published on May 28 2024
Language ENG
Pages 192
Format Paperback
Dimensions7.5(in) x 5(in)
Shipping weight(g)
Status NOT YET PUBLISHED
Melanie Mosher grew up in Amherst, Nova Scotia, and won an essay contest in grade two, sparking her imagination and beginning a lifelong love of stories. Fire Pie Trout received honorable mention in the Atlantic Writing Competition and later became her first published picture book. Melanie now lives in Gaetz Brook and continues to make up stories to share with her granddaughter, Emma.