My inspiration for writing Isabella's Earth and The Forces of Doom came from a little sprig of an idea in 1996. However, it took me another ten years to finally sit down and start writing it, but only after (read more here).
Today, my vision of what the Isabella's Earth story could inspire is finally being realized with this platform for learning at every stage of life—from kids to adults inspired by Tuscany's 'la dolce vita' cultural heritage!
Including 12 learning modules; 4 from each Isabella's Library, Studio & Garden.
A Free Isabella's Earth Paperback Book for the first 100 sign-ups.
Plus a $15 Artisan Marketplace coupon!
After launch, it’s $179/month with a 3-month minimum.
Explore the beauty of Tuscany and the natural world beyond. You'll find ideas, stories and sustainable resources for young readers and adults alike.
Artisans will teach you direct from Tuscany! From kid crafts to master craftsmanship courses, workshops, adult classes and skill-building Tuscany Apprenticeships.
From the heart of Tuscany’s bread basket, learn how the Italians prepare, plant and grow their garden-to-table lifestyle. Plus simply sumptuous meals - the Italian way!
Cook Like an Italian: Master classic Tuscan recipes from sauces, pasta, pizza, meats, to bread and desserts including wine pairing!
5-Days, $2,520*
Mindfulness & Wellness Retreat: Mindfulness, meditation, sound baths, nature walks, and yoga. Join us in Tuscany!
5-Days, Early Bird $3,600*
Tuscan Garden Sustainability: Design sustainable gardens, harvest and preserve produce for year-round use.
5-Days, $2,250*
Our Zero Waste Certification Program: Become a leader in sustainability and then model it all in your community.
5-Days, $2,520*
Do it like the Italians and Join Isabella's Earth!
Contribute $24 to the Isabella’s Earth Mission and get a digital edition of the Isabella’s Earth book!
Creators with Nature aligned products, activity kits, artisanal crafts, workshops or lessons, partner with the Isabella’s Earth Movement and join our Artisan Marketplace!
Each Sunflower blossom is made up of not one, but up to 2,000 individual florets working in harmony as a community?