The Baroness, the Scribe, and the Camel-Driver Book

Within a few months of the publication of The Baroness, the Scribe, and the Camel-Driver, it had a small but enthusiastic following. It is the kind of book that individuals read and pass onto a friend. Oftentimes, people have so liked the book, they have returned to purchase additional copies as gifts for family members and friends.

What is the appeal of this book? We believe it offers a slant on life and all its problems that is unusual and uplifting. There is something about Jane Brundage's story that readers recognize as sympathetic to the day-to-day drama of their own lives. But instead of lending a perspective that is familiar and predictable, we are offered here something fresh and open-minded, something forgiving and grateful that life brings us the oftentimes arduous lessons that it does, challenges from which we can grow and aspire to greater things.

Explained in clear and beautiful language, accompanied by the author's own illustrations, The Baroness, the Scribe, and the Camel-Driver is an unusual and magical book. Avid New-Age readers will be naturally attracted to it, but this story has something to offer many: an accepting, uplifting view of the down-side of life, a well-written and captivating story, a belief in the goodness of humanity, and a sense of the importance each of us holds in this universe.