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. 6 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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