Books with author Susan Walker

Join sixteen-year-old Mary Nelson on a unique journey. After being told in a dream that she is pregnant, Mary must face small town life in the twenty-first century. At first she believes her dream is just a dream and not a message from God. Her mother thinks she is lying about being a virgin. Her doctor cannot believe she is pregnant. Even her boyfriend, Joey Griffin, has trouble understanding the miracle. Once pregnancy and virginity are confirmed, Mary must deal with paparazzi and world press, including local clerics of all denominations, the school board, and kidnappers.

Maura Kincannon knew her time was short. She did not want her grandchildren to have her antique trunk and its contents, so she gave them to Quinn Foster. At almost 18, Quinn thought she had her chaotic life straightened out. She had a home, and a friend who loved her and cared about what she was doing with her life. When Maura dies, Quinn finds herself homeless and without her mentor to guide her. Upon opening Maura’s last gift, an antique trunk, Quinn finds that her future is secure. So what do the two men following her want?

When a little girl is saddened by the loss of her balloon, her mother comforts her by explaining all the fun the balloon might be having by meeting the sky, playing hide-and-seek with the clouds and much more. Balloons to the Moon is a delightful rhyming story conveying the sorrow of loss and hope through imagination and the possibilities of the unknown. Additionally, this book can be used to help very young children begin to understand and overcome death in a very simplified manner. With a delightful visual style and easy rhyming text, this is an enjoyable and comforting book for young children, the parents and everyone who loves them.

In a rapidly changing world of ours today, what values would you rather inculcate in your wonderful kids and teenagers? Definitely love, friendship, care for neighbors, social work, contentment, consequences of pride and betrayal and much more! These and many more they find in "ONCE UPON A TIME IN ANIMAL KINGDOM". Imagine a world where the next generation embraces totally these values, we would have the natural remedies to terrorism, kidnapping, provocations and wars that today cost us our financial and human wealth. The negative effects of the absence of these values are depicted as the reasons for a dysfunctional society that we have today. Make your teens and younger kids read this and be proud that you have contributed your quota to a better society. Do you think climate change pose a greater threat for the next generation? A generation without these values does! Written in lucid language for the easy comprehension, the language makes it accessible to all and sundry. The moment such an individual can read and understand, this novel should be their companion! 'why fable?' someone might ask. Researches have shown that children and early teens imagine a lot with animals. So, animal illustrations help to encourage readability by enhancing the message as they think about it. You have the message presented to you in images reflecting the naturalness of the animals and their habitat. For a perfect company for your kids with all your fears blown away, take this literary piece!