Elizabeth Dovidija-Budney Releases MY LITTLE RED MITTENS

In her new children's storybook, "My Little Red Mittens" (published by AuthorHouse), author Elizabeth Dovidija-Budney draws from her experiences in writing poetry, crafting a story to entertain young readers.

"My Little Red Mittens" is the story of a little girl who receives a pair of special mittens from her grandmother. In rhythmic rhyme, "My Little Red Mittens" takes young readers through her exciting day with her new gift.

According to Dovidija-Budney, children associate rhyme with memory. "This is a fun and helpful book that helps children with memory skills," she says.

Young readers will, Dovidija-Budney hopes, relate to the story's protagonist. "I think everyone had red mittens at some point," she says. "And kids that wear red mittens will have the same mittens as the person in the storybook. They can pretend that they are her."

"My Little Red Mittens"
By Elizabeth Dovidija-Budney
Softcover | 8.5 x 11 in | 32 pages | ISBN 9781463437350
E-Book | ISBN 9781468598834
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Elizabeth Dovidija-Budney, born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, to European parents, has worked in the healthcare field for most of her life. She lives in Winnipeg with her husband and two sons, where she enjoys swimming, biking and speaking with her elders. She has been writing poetry for many years, but "My Little Red Mittens" is her first book.

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