Returning to Myself by Dawn Anderson is a quiet, reflective piece about rediscovering beauty, identity, and the parts of ourselves we once learned to hide.
Through the story of an old copper jardinière bought decades ago and finally restored to its purpose, Dawn explores memory, creativity, belonging, self-expression, and personal reclamation.
What begins as the rediscovery of an antique becomes something deeper: a return to the artist, researcher, plant lover, daughter, mother, and woman she has always been.
Perfect for readers drawn to personal essays, self-discovery, creativity, healing, identity, and meaningful objects, Returning to Myself is a beautiful reminder that sometimes reclaiming who we are begins by allowing what we love to be seen.
— John Rinaldo, The Positive Pen
