Southborough Teen Publishes Children's Book on Self-Acceptance

What's Happening?

Camryn Hartigan, a recent high school graduate from Southborough, has written and illustrated a children's book titled 'When The Sky Lets Go'. The book, inspired by Hartigan's love for art and storytelling, focuses on themes of growth and change, encouraging children to embrace self-acceptance. Hartigan's experience as a camp counselor influenced her understanding of the impact of art and writing on young minds. The book is not yet available at the Southborough Library but can be purchased independently.

Why It's Important?

Hartigan's book addresses important themes of self-acceptance and personal growth, which are crucial for children's development. By promoting these values through storytelling, the book can help young readers navigate changes in their lives with confidence. This initiative also highlights the role of young authors in contributing to children's literature, offering fresh perspectives and relatable content for today's youth.