Books

Unravel to Weave by Infinitely Jen

Unravel to Weave

A weird little book, part pondered, part channeled, Unravel to Weave is an experiment
in what it looks like to trust in divine timing. While healing from loss and turning the page
on the next chapter in her life, Jen embarks upon the process of weaving past, present, and
future together into a tapestry of hope.
 
After decades as an artist and entrepreneur, Jen shares her perspective on working with
creativity, the art of manifestation, and the natural ebb and flow inherent in the cycles of life.
Examining our ability to create both collectively and as individuals, Jen draws our attention
inward to a place where possibility abounds. A poignant combination of poetry and prose,

Unravel to Weave guides readers along a path of inquiry, discovery, magic, and truth.

 

Alright, loves! I so appreciate your patience with me as I’ve sorted diligently through thoughts and pages over the past months. Is she perfect? Probably not. But, here’s the update:

I’ve kept the launch sequence pretty quiet over here since I’m working with a new system this time around. 

Getting back into this game has been a learning curve. 🙂

UPDATE

A portion of digital book sales will be donated to the organizations listed below:

Geneva Lakes Conservancy, Lake Geneva Public Library, Walworth Memorial Library, Barrett Memorial Library, and NDN Collective.

There will be a 3rd Special Edition option with a new cover reveal available at a very limited number of locations soon. Just for funsies.

Kishwauketoe: A Nature Conservancy for the Children of Tomorrow

Kishwauketoe: A Nature Conservancy for the Children of Tomorrow

Kishwauketoe: A Nature Conservancy for the Children of Tomorrow tells the story of how a highly desirable, but degraded, parcel of property in the heart of Williams Bay, Wisconsin, was rescued.

Co-authored by James E. Killian & Jen Schildgen

You can purchase your copy here: Friends of KNC – Kishwauketoe Book All proceeds from this book go directly to support Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy.