Ken Reiman’s books reflect a life shaped by diplomacy, faith, leadership, and cross-cultural experience. Drawing from international public service and personal reflection, his writing explores the values that shape character, community, and global understanding.
Abandoned No More: An Ambassador of Christ
A deeply personal reflection on faith and purpose. In Abandoned No More: An Ambassador of Christ, Ken Reiman explores how God’s presence transcends borders, cultures, and generations, guiding those who seek truth toward hope and restoration.
Love Both Keep Both: Passport to Peace, Prosperity and Strengthened Diplomacy
A candid account of diplomatic service and cross-cultural engagement. In Love Both, Keep Both, Ken Reiman reflects on lessons learned across continents and offers a message of resilience, tolerance, and understanding for future generations.
国と民族を超えた外交官
バイリンガルとバイカルチュラルの重要性
多様性が世界を変える！
Overlooked Morality
In Overlooked Morality, Ken Reiman examines the ethical foundations of leadership, cultural identity, and moral responsibility in international affairs. Based on research conducted at Stanford University, this work reflects a formative chapter in his academic journey.
Poetry
In Poems Praising God: An Interior Reflection, Ken Reiman offers personal reflections expressed through verse, capturing moments of vulnerability, faith, and introspection that reveal the emotional dimensions of leadership and life.
Letters
In Letters to My Wife, Ken Reiman shares 52 letters written to his wife over the course of one year, each composed of eleven sentences to mark eleven years of marriage, a celebration of commitment, gratitude, and enduring love.
Children’s Books
In The Penguin Who Loved Adventures, available in multiple language editions, Ken Reiman creates stories that inspire young readers across cultures. The multilingual series promotes curiosity, global awareness, and a love of languages.
In Conversations with a Six-Year-Old, Ken Reiman captures the unfiltered wisdom of childhood through an interview-style dialogue with John Francis Reiman, inviting families to rediscover life through young eyes.
