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Details: Written by Gina Otto and illustrated by Trudy Joost. It is a 32-page hardcover, with a first publication date of January 1, 2001.
Synopsis: A young girl, Cassandra, feels lost and sad because she believes the stories other people tell her about herself. Her imagination is "too wild," leading to messes and confusion. When she meets her angel, she is given a new perspective and learns to believe in herself and be happy with who she is. The story is a gentle reminder that "nobody else can write her story for her".
Key Themes: Self-perception, self-worth, and believing in one's authentic self.
Cassandra's Angel Hardcover – September 30, 2001
by Gina Otto (Author), Trudy Joost (Illustrator)
4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars56 ratings
When she listens to the people around her, Cassandra feels that she cannot do anything right, but then a meeting with her Angel gives her a new perspective on herself and others.
Details: Written by Gina Otto and illustrated by Trudy Joost. It is a 32-page hardcover, with a first publication date of January 1, 2001.
Synopsis: A young girl, Cassandra, feels lost and sad because she believes the stories other people tell her about herself. Her imagination is "too wild," leading to messes and confusion. When she meets her angel, she is given a new perspective and learns to believe in herself and be happy with who she is. The story is a gentle reminder that "nobody else can write her story for her".
Key Themes: Self-perception, self-worth, and believing in one's authentic self.
Cassandra's Angel Hardcover – September 30, 2001
by Gina Otto (Author), Trudy Joost (Illustrator)
4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars56 ratings
When she listens to the people around her, Cassandra feels that she cannot do anything right, but then a meeting with her Angel gives her a new perspective on herself and others.