Susan Garner Mitchell

Ways to Express Ourselves Through Writing

January 19, 2018

Presenting "Ways to Express Ourselves Through Writing" to the second graders at the

Meridian World School. The children actively participated with numerous questions and the teacher interviewed her as the students looked on. She read one of the stories from her book "The Saga of Gus, the Ghost-Face Dog." "We love the passion she has for writing adventure stories for kids!"

Then I received these thank you notes--how sweet!

Hanna Springs Elementary

March 3, 2017

Reading to Hanna Springs Elementary 3rd Graders

Local Author Fest

January 23, 2016 Local Author Fest at Lampasas Public Library

Story Time at San Saba Elementary School

December 10, 2015

Art After Dark

November 6, 2015

First Friday at Frames and Things (Art After Dark), Copperas Cove

Featured Author

Spring Ho Booth

July 2015

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Susan Garner Mitchell grew up in a small town in the Texas Hill Country with three brothers and had many adventures while exploring on their grandparent's ranch. She knows a lot of the history and natural environment of the area in which she writes. When Ethan, her oldest grandson, was 5 years old, Susan started writing stories with him. Ethan had a wonderful imagination and started contributing ideas for the stories as he became older. Now their other four grandchildren are also characters in the stories. When Ethan was 6 years old, he was diagnosed with Leukemia, and passed away before he reached the age of 9. A percentage of book sales is donated to a fund for sending children to youth camp. When Susan is not working in the insurance industry or reading to children, she is playing and exploring with her grandchildren.