Stop by Bird’s on November 15th from 1-2 PM to meet Enid Baxter Ryce and pick up a copy of Grace Flows Through You: 101 Spiritual Verses from Around the World. This beautiful collection brings together spiritual verses from across cultures, offering little moments of reflection and inspiration to carry with you.
Enid will be signing books and adding a special touch to the experience by painting bird illustrations on our bookmarks for guests to take home. Come say hello, get your book signed, and leave with a one-of-a-kind keepsake!
Pre-purchase a copy of the book: $21.99
This event is free to attend, but we encourage pre-orders so we can better estimate attendance.
About the Book
A multicultural, multilingual compendium of 101 prayers and poetic verses offering deep solace in uncertain times—a celebration of our shared humanity with the power to transform your world.
At a time when many are seeking spiritual nourishment and connection, Grace Flows Through You offers original, reinterpreted, and historical prayers from across time and around the globe to soothe your spirit.
Moved by the suffering she witnesses in the world, author and visual artist Enid Baxter Ryce curated this timely collection to inspire mindful healing for readers of all cultural and religious backgrounds.
101 peaceful prayers and encouraging poetic verses
Organized around loneliness, calm, resilience, community, and gratitude
Black-and-white watercolor illustrations throughout
A multicultural celebration of our shared humanity
Find strength and solace in these pages, and become a shining light for those around you.
About the Author
Connecting to Nature helps us tell our stories. Enid Baxter Ryce believes in the power of stories to heal, connect, and transform us. She specializes in creating art materials from nature, designing experimental gardens, and connecting ancient histories to magical science. A professor of arts and technology, she teaches outside whenever possible, believing that a mushroom hunt always beats a PowerPoint presentation. Enid exhibits her work internationally at museums and festivals.
