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Swannee Rivers Author Page Swannee Rivers is an Author, Teacher, Business Owner, Mother, Wife, Community Showcase Developer... Swannee Rivers is an author, mother, wife. (2022.)

teacher, community showcase developer, motivational speaker. Her works include: Healthcare Under Duress-An Inside Look at the University of Washington Billing Scandal (2003,) Hidden Treasures: Small Businesses Doing Great Things in the Pacific Northwest (2007,) Cancer Journal for the Survivor in You (2003 edition I,) Cancer Journal for the Survivor in You II (2009.) Parents Don’t Know Everything-A Teen Freedom of Expression Journal (2003.) ) Healthcare Under Duress is recognized internationally for its symbolic stance against fraud in the healthcare industry, and continues to be used to train management at local insurance institutions and community colleges in the Pacific Northwest. Swannee Rivers has been a contributing feature writer in The Renton Reporter, Seattle Times, Northwest Baby & Child, Campfire Girls National Campaign, as well as the Chicken Soup for the Soul Series where she also was actively involved in the selection of incoming story contributions for years. Her work has been featured on several online publications including Soap Opera Central, and Consumer Review.com. In 2008 she was a contributor for question development with New Play Media in their creation of an online Soap Opera Trivia Game. The documentary The Last Swing (2017 showcased,) the participation of this author and she can be seen in a 2019 episode of the Oxygen channel’s television series Criminal Confessions. Her children's literary works include: Fuzzy Ears and the Grocery Store Adventure (2020.) Zack the Yak's Mountaintop Adventure (2022,) and There's A Purple Jelly Monster In My Tummy! Bobby Sue's Hats (2025.) Swannee Rivers is a graduate of the University of Washington and lives in Renton, WA.

Ending the weekend with gratitude always feels like a gentle exhale — a way to close the door on the past few days with ...
10/12/2026

Ending the weekend with gratitude always feels like a gentle exhale — a way to close the door on the past few days with softness instead of rush. Tonight I’m pausing to notice the small things that carried me: a quiet moment, a good laugh, a bit of sunshine, the simple comfort of home.

Gratitude doesn’t have to be grand to be powerful. Even the tiniest joys can steady us and set the tone for the week ahead. So here’s to ending the weekend with a full heart and stepping into Monday with lightness and intention.

Jake Robinson may be the smallest kid in the room, but his courage shows up bigger than anyone expected. Jake Robinson: ...
10/12/2026

Jake Robinson may be the smallest kid in the room, but his courage shows up bigger than anyone expected. Jake Robinson: The Smallest Hero is a sweet, confidence‑boosting story that reminds children that bravery isn’t about size—it’s about heart. If you’re looking for a book that lifts kids up, sparks meaningful conversations, and leaves little readers feeling mighty, Jake’s adventure is the one you’ll want on your shelf.

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The sun and music.

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Peaceful moments.

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“You should write because you love the shape of stories and sentences and the creation of different words on a page. Writing comes from reading, and reading is the finest teacher of how to write.”

― Annie Proulx

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Renton, WA. Sounds and all is a beautiful thing.

There’s a special kind of strength that comes from knowing someone believes in you without hesitation. For me, that some...
10/11/2026

There’s a special kind of strength that comes from knowing someone believes in you without hesitation. For me, that someone is my mom. Through every idea I chase and every project I bring to life as an author, she stands in my corner with a kind of encouragement that feels steady, genuine, and unwavering.

She doesn’t just cheer for what I create — she cheers for me. She believes in my voice, my imagination, and the dreams I’m building one project at a time. When I’m deep in the work, sorting through inspiration or pushing past doubt, she’s the one reminding me that I’m capable and that what I’m doing matters.

Her support has become part of my creative rhythm. It’s the quiet confidence that keeps me moving forward, the gentle nudge that says, “Keep going,” even on the days when the process feels heavy. Knowing she’s proud of me fuels my momentum in ways I can’t fully explain.

I’m grateful for her — for her belief, her encouragement, and the way she shows up as my number one cheerleader through every chapter of this journey.

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