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An original graphic novel about being the new kid in a different school, getting picked on by the class bullies, and what happens when a magical presence takes notice. Like, can things get any worse?
Starting out at a new school is tough, and Bridgette isn’t having much luck, seeing as, well, she’s not great at making a first impression. Or, maybe, any impression. Ugh, all these nervous feelings! Will she fit in? Will she make new friends? Will they still like her once they get to know her better? Nope. For now, the best she can manage is… awkward.
This is not going great. That’s when she sees it. Something dark and scary… something only she can see. And she should be scared. But she isn’t. Maybe scary things just need friends, too.
Maybe The Glim isn’t so bad after all. The Girl and The Glim is about accepting the fact that fear is okay and that while letting other people see your vulnerabilities can be scary, it can also lead to closer friendships in the end.
Starting out at a new school is tough, and Bridgette isn’t having much luck, seeing as, well, she’s not great at making a first impression. Or, maybe, any impression. Ugh, all these nervous feelings! Will she fit in? Will she make new friends? Will they still like her once they get to know her better? Nope. For now, the best she can manage is… awkward.
This is not going great. That’s when she sees it. Something dark and scary… something only she can see. And she should be scared. But she isn’t. Maybe scary things just need friends, too.
Maybe The Glim isn’t so bad after all. The Girl and The Glim is about accepting the fact that fear is okay and that while letting other people see your vulnerabilities can be scary, it can also lead to closer friendships in the end.