Bridget's Beret
CHRISTY OTTAVIANO BOOKS / HENRY HOLT
Bridget loves to draw, and she always wears her black beret for artistic inspiration. So when her beloved beret blows away, she's sure her talent is gone along with it. She searches high and low. She files a Missing Beret Report. She even tries other hats, but none of them do the trick. So Bridget does what any self-respecting artist would do. She pouts. And whines. And generally feels sorry for herself. But with a little help from her pals, she soon finds a brush in her hand and regains her artistic mojo.
"A witty, well-shaped story about the dubious necessity of lucky hats and a clever homage to many of the Great Artists and their works, from Leonardo to Warhol."
Kirkus Review, Starred Review 
This smart, saucy book is both a spur to artistic endeavor and a message about inspiration and hard work."
Booklist, Starred Review
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