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Bartholemew A Green Adventure
Come Join the ADVENTURE on the EDGE of your SEAT!
Bartholemew A Green Adventure is a very timely environmentally themed series of adventure books, which features the protagonist Bartholemew, a young, adventurous, and naïve, Monarch caterpillar as well as a colourful cast of friends and foes. Appearing worn and haggard from his journeys, he touts a tattered fedora and hobo stick on his shoulder. This colourful caterpillar was ejected from the comfort and safety of his childhood home and forced to wander the world in search of an answer. Bartholemew is gentle and far too trusting, which gets him into trouble on a regular basis. It is through these trials and tribulations however, that Bartholemew eventually becomes what he desires most.
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From the Journals of Lady Suzanne Edwards: A White Knights Conscious Conversations With St. Germain
St. Germain has been known to pop up in historical timelines of great importance. He is here once again. This time, he has graced his teachings to one White Knight, Lady Suzanne Edwards, who was chosen to share his messages with the modern world.
This book is written as an anthology and its contents came directly from the original Journals of Lady Suzanne Edwards.
After you read this book, you will not only have gained a glimpse into the magical world of the White Knights, and the modern day teachings of St. Germain, but you will also gain never before heard knowledge that will assist you in freeing your mind of the illusion-ary shackles that prevent you from becoming “your own Master”.
Upcoming Books
It's All You
This is the second book of the “From the Journals of Lady Suzanne Edwards” series, which paves the path to becoming your true authentic self, and helps you come to the realization that it is all within yourself, and not in the external.
Verniero
This is an Autobiography of Colonel Samuel Verniero which illustrates his fascinating life, and accomplishments. Proceeds of the sale of this book will go to the Verniero family.
Bartholemew A Green Adventure book 2 and beyond
A very timely environmentally themed series of adventure books, which features the protagonist Bartholemew, a young, adventurous, and naïve, Monarch caterpillar as well as a colourful cast of friends and foes.
Henry the happy, hopping, humphing vulture
A children’s book aimed at dispelling the negative stereotypes surrounding vultures, and helping children see them in a more positive light, for the amazing creatures they are.
Gopa and the Yellow Bucket
This is a children’s book that illustrates the sacred nature of the white lion with a strong magical theme. Some proceeds of this book will go to Endangered Species Fund of Canada for use at Jungle Cat World Wildlife Park where the real Gopa the White Lion resides.
Meet Suzanne
Suzanne spent most of her career in the traditional healthcare field of hepatology, she conversely is an accredited Complimentary Therapist who enjoys working with various holistic modalities. She is a Freelance Writer and has authored environmental articles, poems, published books and other musings.
Suzanne has always felt a deep connection to Gaia and all her inhabitants. She is a “tree hugger” in the literal sense. Yes, she does hug trees! Suzanne embraces the Law of Divine Oneness, which states that we are all one with all that is. No exceptions. It is based on this principle, that she has developed a profound respect for even the smallest of creatures. Suzanne recalls at the age of seventeen, staying in the bedroom loft of her family’s cottage. There, she recalls a hornet that seemed to be invincible, which flew erratically throughout the room.
At bedtime, she remembers being nervous to fall asleep, for fear of being stung by the mighty hornet. The hornet never stung her thankfully, but her sleep was unsettled. The next day, Suzanne left the cottage for work, and upon her return, saw a very shocking sight. The once seemingly indestructible and fierce insect lay motionless beneath the windowsill. Instead of feeling relief that she would no longer have to worry about being stung, she felt a profound sadness. She began to pen a philosophical piece about her departed room guest. This was her first nature piece. This experience helped her understand that even predator animals should be treated with compassion and respect. She also learned a lesson that day on the fragility of life. She credits this first nature writing and experience, for the inspiration to write future environmental works including this book.
