Winner, 2011 National Indie Excellence Award, Children-Religion category; finalist, 2011 International Book Award, Children’s Religious category. Jonathan Wang (born in 1999, Year of the Bunny) asks his godmother (Aunt Bunny) questions about God and death, and all that’s in-between. Aunt Bunny (Candace Frazee) answers from a New Christian perspective after spending a life-time studying the books by Emanuel Swedenborg (1688−1772). Candace Frazee is co-owner of The Bunny Museum in Pasadena, CA.

Finalist, 2011 National Indie Excellence Award, Religion category; finalist, 2011 International Book Award, Religion category. In "More Answers" Candace goes beyond answering questions about Swedenborg, which she does with brevity and clarity, and addresses a number of her own issues from a strict conservative childhood which led her to trust the wrong kind of men. She recounts her escape from her first battered marriage and recovery from isolation with brave honesty. Candace handles her own revelations (and Swedenborg's) without being off-putting or self-righteous and brings readers along with her on the retelling of her unusual journey with understanding and love.

Winner, 2010 International Book Award, New Age: Non-Fiction category; finalist, 2009 USA Book News Best Books Award, New-Age: Non-Fiction category; honorable mention, 2009 Writer's Digest International Book Award. Candace Frazee has been writing about Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772) for 20 years. People around the world ask her about the Swedish scientist turned Christian writer. In her first book, she shares 299 of the 726 published letters she answered in her newsletter SILA (Swedenborg Information of Los Angeles). Letters have not only come from seekers in Australia, Japan, and Kenya, but also from Ken Burns, Maya Angelou, M. Scott Peck, John Bradshaw, and Norman Cousins. An amazing read!