Lady Guiana's Musings
Explore the reflective writings and books of M. A. Enniss-Trotman, author of I Remember That and Marlee Mallard Keeps Her Home.
The Books
Featured Book
A memoir rooted in Guyana, South America, reflecting on humble beginnings, family connections, childhood memories, spiritual experiences, cultural traditions, and life in a rural bauxite-mining town during a period shaped by political and racial conflict.
New Release
A children's book introducing young readers to eco-literacy, habitat loss, environmental stewardship, and the idea that children can care for the natural world with courage, care, and collective action.
Barnes & Noble Book Displays
A curated visual showcase of Marlee Mallard Keeps Her Home displayed at Barnes & Noble.
Explore a polished set of Barnes & Noble display visuals for Marlee Mallard Keeps Her Home, highlighting the book in warm, inviting, reader-friendly settings.
Blog / Musings
Short reflections on creativity, stewardship, wellness, faith, and the everyday practices that help a life become more attentive.
A look at how planning, memory, environmental concern, and creative instinct can meet in the making of a children's story.
A reminder that tending to physical, emotional, and mental health is an act of responsibility toward ourselves and the people we love.
An invitation to notice ordinary goodness, name it clearly, and let gratitude become a steady practice rather than a passing resolution.
Themes
Place, culture, and memory held with warmth and specificity.
Personal histories preserved as a gift for generations.
Quiet attention to spiritual experience and daily meaning.
Stories that help children understand habitat, care, and stewardship.
Following unexpected pivots with discipline and openness.
Practices that encourage health, perspective, and connection.
Order / Begin Reading
Start with the memoir, then continue into stories for young readers and reflective essays on culture, care, and becoming.