Bliss is an Aisle of Organized Soup Cans (Paperback)

In a world where Facebook posts and Instagram filters perpetuate a culture of perfection and almost manic happiness, Michelle Spaulding pens stories from her own life in the hope of reflecting on and embracing the imperfections that make us who we are while connecting with her audience in a genuine way.

Spying on people from trees, daydreaming of befriending the perplexing adults in her town and enduring what we now call panic attacks, Michelle invites us to tag along as she recounts her ever-shifting worries and blossoming anxiety as a pre-teen girl in a tiny town with big lessons.

If you've ever been through Junior High, been part of a loving family, felt insecure about who you are, or the world around you, then you're sure to relate to the author as a child, as well as the other characters she comes upon, while you watch her begin to grow into her own skin and learn what it truly means to be a beautifully flawed human.

In a world where Facebook posts and Instagram filters perpetuate a culture of perfection and almost manic happiness, Michelle Spaulding pens stories from her own life in the hope of reflecting on and embracing the imperfections that make us who we are while connecting with her audience in a genuine way.

Spying on people from trees, daydreaming of befriending the perplexing adults in her town and enduring what we now call panic attacks, Michelle invites us to tag along as she recounts her ever-shifting worries and blossoming anxiety as a pre-teen girl in a tiny town with big lessons.

If you've ever been through Junior High, been part of a loving family, felt insecure about who you are, or the world around you, then you're sure to relate to the author as a child, as well as the other characters she comes upon, while you watch her begin to grow into her own skin and learn what it truly means to be a beautifully flawed human.