Jeannie March
Description
Four kids, four tough situations, and one Bridge to talk, scream, and make sense of it all.
Sloane does everything she can to have a normal middle sch
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ool life, but it isn’t easy when her mom has episodes due to mental illness.
Jet is trying to have a good relationship with her parents during their divorce, but she’s caught in the middle of their fighting.
Manny wants to get back at a gang for hurting his brother, but it might come at the cost of his dream to pursue baseball.
Dart navigates mounting struggles when his parents lose their jobs and no money comes in, but some kids at school don’t understand.
While each kid struggles to deal with their tough situations, they all go to The Bridge—a private, safe, fantasy place in their mind. Whether to talk it out, think it out, or simply have some fun with Louie the golden dragon and Rizzo the cool chipmunk, The Bridge provides a safe haven for the kids to escape the stress in their lives and figure out how to move forward.
Kids reading this book will learn: You are not alone Boundaries are important How to find a safe place How to build trust within yourself and get through the tough stuff
The Bridge Kids is a realistic and moving work of middle grade fiction perfect for fans of Barbara O'Connor and Megan E. Freeman. Grab a copy and escape to The Bridge today! What does your bridge look like?
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