I am pleased to announce that the revision of my book, Question Everything: Overcoming Passivity in a Perilous World, is now available for purchase. It has a new cover of golden yellow light that better represents the optimism and peace that the book aims to convey. I have always felt that yellow is a cheerful color, filled with light and warmth. It brings to mind the morning sun, dandelions, bumblebees, sunflowers, and happiness. While the book stems from the ideals of the 1960’s and 1970’s, the new cover brings those ideals forward into the current decade. No one puts bumper stickers on their cars anymore, but many have “personalized” license plates. The jagged mountains in the background, towards which the woman in the yellow Volkswagen is traveling, depicts the challenging, but not insurmountable problems, that our planet is facing.
I feel a sense of completion, knowing that I have given something of value to the world, before I reach the end of my journey. The book will provide hope for those who are overcome with despair and sadness. Those who read it will come away knowing that they are intimately connected to Mother Nature. They will begin to question the status quo. They will be inspired to do what they can do to make a difference, realizing that none of us alone, but all of us together can move mountains.
I am Mother Nature’s apprentice. I have spent a lifetime gardening and learning to work alongside her, to leave every place more beautiful than I found it. The newly republished book is available in hardback, as well as paperback. I am offering the hardback copy at a promotional price of $15 for 90 days, after which it will increase to $17. You can find the links for purchasing it here: https://www.dldbooks.com/lisbethwilliams/ The new book is not yet up on my website (swansanctuary.org) but it will be very soon.
I thank all of you, from the bottom of my heart, who choose to be inspired by buying and reading it. Thank you, to those of you who have been following my blog on Facebook. I will continue writing the blog and I hope to write more stories and poems in the very near future. I know that together, we can all make a difference!
