What Peggy’s readers have to say:
“Thank you, thank you, thank you. I just really think you’re wonderful to have been able to express feelings that are unique and yet so universal and so gut-level personal...”
Missy, Santa Fe NM
“Her poems are pearls dropped into our day, inviting self-knowledge, meditation and peace...”
Dallas Morning News
Very Much a Woman’s Book $15.00
Very Much a Woman’s Book is an attractive, hard cover collection of poetry
and drawings, focusing on “Living, Loving & Letting Go.”
Breaking Through $5.95
Breaking Through with the spirit is a collection of verse that contemplates the
conflict between spirit and ego. In this book, it is clear that Peggy is a believer
in the promise of spirit. And she shares this belief in ways that are deeply
personal and uplifting.
Where Love Goes $5.95
Where Love Goes is a book about dealing with feelings of loss, acknowledging
that “It’s okay to feel blue.” A perfect gift to warm the heart of a grieving adult
as a superb method for consoling children. Highly recommended by veterinarians
around the country.
Gathering Peace will be available Spring 2012
There is not a single one of us on the face of the earth who doesn't want a peaceful life.
In GATHERING PEACE, eleven-year-old Zoey tweaks our imagination as she takes us on an inspiring search for the meaning of peace.
Zoey's father quits his lucrative job, takes her mother, two brothers, and two dogs from their comfy home, packs them into a 36-foot trailer and sets off across the country in search of himself and a new career idea. His travel vision is one of babbling brooks and tranquil hillsides, perfect for contemplation and internal exploration.
Once on the road, parking rules dictate that oversized trailers be confined to campgrounds--usually spewing with tourists of varying shapes, sizes and voluminous distraction--a condition that causes Zoey's father to constantly holler, "All I want is peace and quiet," one occurrence accompanied by tears.
In order to provide some solace for her father, and tranquility to the disrupted adventure, Zoey feels compelled to find a way to give her dad the peace and quiet he wants. She understands 'quiet', but is confused by the meaning of 'peace'. She decides to go on a search for what it is so she can give it to her dad for his birthday.
A cast of diverse characters in the various campgrounds share with Zoey their understanding of peace, ranging from titillating to tantalizing, and even traumatic.
The gift she presents to her father becomes not only surprising, but truly touching.
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