Julie Buchanan

Julie Buchanan is a multi-faceted author, whose work is defined by a unique blend of creative expression and analytical discipline.

Drawing on her professional background in accounting and her studies in the performing arts—majoring in drama—she blends technical precision with creative storytelling to tackle critical social issues.

Her mission is to empower families through proactive education, shifting the focus from reactive measures to situational awareness.

This background in the arts provided her with the unique ability to craft the compelling and realistic dialogues found in her writing, allowing her to address sensitive topics like peer pressure, jealousy, and safety with both empathy and a powerful sense of realism.

Julie’s diverse bibliography reflects her commitment to protecting, guiding, and uplifting families. She is the author of "God's Will Free Will What’s Your Will? Can You Blame God For Your Will?", a profound exploration of choice, divine guidance, and accountability. In it, she explores how God provides a blueprint for life while honouring human free will, encouraging readers to trust in divine instruction over their own understanding to find safety and fulfilment.

This core theme of protection and intentional choice carries directly into her proactive safety manuals, Helping To Prevent Missing Children Scenarios, Parent/Child Scenarios and High School Scenarios, which use "what-if" modelling to give parents actionable conversational tools. Julie also brings these lessons to life for younger audiences through The Chronicles of Ny and The Chronicles of Nac—two non-fictional innovative children’s books featuring anthropomorphic apple characters that teach positive behaviour, resilience, and safety.

Julie uses her diverse skills to protect the next generation. She remains committed to providing parents with the "definitive roadmap" needed to ensure their children’s futures remain safe, secure, and bright.

Beyond her role as an author, Julie is a devoted wife, mother and active member of her church and community. Julie’s goal remains singular: to share her ideas—and stories—to ensure a safer, more purposeful future for children everywhere.

She is also a passionate philanthropist who believes in actively living out her faith; she regularly gives back to her country by supporting children’s homes, charitable organisations, and initiatives that uplift the less fortunate. Her family, her faith, and her heart for serving others remain the main inspirations behind her drive to make the world a safer and wiser, place.

Philippians 4:8 says:

"Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things."