Susan’s sis­ter was hym­nist An­na War­ner. Her works in­clude:

• The Wide, Wide World (New York: Put­nam, 1851)
• Queechy (New York: Put­nam, 1852)
• Carl Krin­ken: His Christ­mas Stock­ing (New York: Put­nam, 1854)
• The Hills of Sha­te­muc (New York: Ap­ple­ton, 1856)
• The Old Hel­met (New York: Ro­bert Car­ter and Bro­thers, 1863)
• Melbourne House (New York: Ro­bert Car­ter and Bro­thers, 1864)
• Walks from Eden (New York: Ro­bert Car­ter and Bro­thers, 1866)
• Daisy. Con­tin­ued from Mel­bourne House (Phil­a­del­phia, Penn­syl­van­ia: Lip­pin­cott, 1868)
• Sceptres and Crowns (New York: Ro­bert Car­ter and Bro­thers, 1875)
• Diana (New York: Put­nam, 1877)

One of Su­san’s well known quo­ta­tions is:

He who serves God with what costs him no­thing, will do ve­ry lit­tle ser­vice, you may de­pend on it.

• Emurian, pp. 52-62

1. Jesus Bids Us Shine