Don Carroll is an author and spiritual director whose works across non-fiction, fiction, and contemplative genres are unified by a profound exploration of accessing our spiritual nature within the human journey. His expansive novel series delves into the spiritual paths of individuals, nations, and the planet itself, weaving compelling mysteries through each narrative. Carroll's writing consistently emphasizes the vital connection between our lived experiences and our deeper spiritual selves, offering readers an engaging perspective on existence. Through his varied works, he invites contemplation and the pursuit of awakening in daily life.
When Bertrand the beetle and Wally, a woodland wasp with a waspy mind, set off on a journey through the wood of Lower Tinkleeigglebottom to Bertram's good friend Professor Clapperstein's Research Institute, their voyage is abound with incidents and meetings of other insect acquaintances.
Jumping up of a sudden, Wild Bill let fly:“Dang it if I ain’t a snap-happy joy-jiggered delight-diddlin’ son-of-a-gold-digger!”“And we’re off to America,” announced Bertrand cheerfully. “We are going to visit the great United States.”