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Sarah Ban Breathnach celebrates in her work quiet joys, simple pleasures, and everyday epiphanies. She is the author of Simple Abundance, Peace and Plenty, Something More, Moving On, Mrs. Sharp's Traditions: Nostalgic Suggestions for Re-creating the Family Celebrations and Seasonal Pastimes of the Victorian Home (published in paperback as Victorian Family Celebrations) and The Victorian Nursery Companion. She has written a nationally syndicated column as a member of The Washington Post Writers Group, and her feature articles have been syndicated by The Los Angeles Times Syndicate. She also lectures and leads Simple Abundance workshops across the country.
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