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Welcome! Please check out my books, visit my blog, and look through the 50 labyrinths I’ve visited. Whether I’m writing about labyrinths, bread, or a walk in the woods, my message is the same – we can each find peaceful ways to be in the world and relate to one other. I’d love to Zoom into your school, book club, or library to share my books and engage in conversation. Visit the author page to get in touch. Thanks for stopping by! |
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The Power of Bread
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Khalil is Palestinian; Leah is Israeli. Now second-grade classmates in Cairo, Egypt, they call each other 'enemy.' As the class prepares for its Breads of the World festival, a mysterious power is at work in Khalil and Leah's lives, a power as simple as bread, yet as complex as peace.
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"The Power of Bread exemplifies the power of children's books to explore serious subjects such as prejudice, anger, cultural differences, and commonalities."
– Ann Symons, past president of the American Library Association |
Labyrinth Journeys: 50 States, 51 Stories
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Beginning on Miramar Beach, Florida, and ending in Maui, Hawaii, Twylla traveled the United States to walk labyrinths and visit the women who created them. Labyrinth Journeys: 50 States, 51 Stories crisscrosses the country, and along the way, women’s stories speak to the labyrinth’s power to calm and to inspire, to strengthen and to clarify.
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"Prepare to be transported. This book is so beautifully written that you will feel like you, yourself, have taken a spiritual quest of your own just in the reading."
- Eve Hogan, author of Way of the Winding Path |