One writer, three names.
Everything here is written by Susan Harbourt, at a lighthouse on Lake Superior. The name on the cover changes so you can tell, at a glance, who the book is for. Start with what you came for.
Or go straight to a name
- I want to color, and I am not a child. Bold lines, single-sided pages, nothing fiddly.Coloring for grown-ups
- I am buying for a child. Travel activity books that follow a cat around a country.Bella's Big Adventures
- I want a novel with something not quite right in it. Lake Superior, stones that remember, and a bargain nobody should have made.The Greenstone Light
- I want to read about starting over. Women in their second act, in places worth the airfare.The novels
- I just want to see whether I like the artwork. Free pages from any coloring book, yours to print.Free coloring pages
Why three names
Not three writers. Three shelves, so a parent buying a coloring book for a seven-year-old never has to work out which of these are for grown-ups.
Susan Harbourt
Coloring and activity books, for grown-ups and for children
The real name, on the books most people come here for. Bold, uncluttered coloring for adults, and travel activity books for children. 13 titles.
See the booksSusan K. Harbourt
Novels for adults
The same person with a middle initial, and the initial is the whole signal: this one is a novel, and it is not for children. Witchy fiction set on the Keweenaw, and women starting over somewhere warmer. 8 titles.
See the booksSH Kelly
Reimagined classics, told from the other side
A flip of her own name, for books that flip the story. The woman everyone agreed was the villain usually had a reason, and it is usually missing from the version you were given. First titles in progress.
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