Once upon a time
we met a man.
But not just any man.

Norman Bridwell.
Most of you know and love him
because of this:

But I know and love him
because of this:

"The Witch" series.
Not well known.
But holds a special place in my childhood memories.
Well he lives here!
Lucky us.
Ever since I found that out I was star struck
anxious for the day I could meet him.
I don't get star struck very often.
But Mr. Bridwell?
Yes.

During "Christmas in Edgartown"
I heard he was doing a book signing.
Score!
I made sure we were going to be there
with my copy of
"The Witch Grows Up"
in hand for him to sign.
That was my favorite of the series.
I remember copying his illustrations of the little witches:
black spot eyes, bouncy blonde curls, striped socks
the little details are irresistible.
we met a man.
But not just any man.
Norman Bridwell.
Most of you know and love him
because of this:

But I know and love him
because of this:

"The Witch" series.
Not well known.
But holds a special place in my childhood memories.
Well he lives here!
Lucky us.
Ever since I found that out I was star struck
anxious for the day I could meet him.
I don't get star struck very often.
But Mr. Bridwell?
Yes.
During "Christmas in Edgartown"
I heard he was doing a book signing.
Score!
I made sure we were going to be there
with my copy of
"The Witch Grows Up"
in hand for him to sign.
That was my favorite of the series.
I remember copying his illustrations of the little witches:
black spot eyes, bouncy blonde curls, striped socks
the little details are irresistible.
It was such an exciting moment!
I got to meet one my childhood heros
and tell him how much his books meant to me.
How often does that happen?
I LOVED those cliffered books so wonderful that you got to meet him!!!
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