Lovely Books

In this episode of Emmy B talks with her cousin Maryanne Snell about Nina Schuyler's novel "The Translator". This book addresses the challenges we face in communication and the importance of translating our thoughts and emotions in an understandable way to build connections. `

In this episode with bookstagrammer Courtney Sharpe, we discuss Kristin Hannah's bestselling novel "Firefly Lane." Released in 2008, a Netflix series 2021, this novel has touched the hearts of women for the past decade.

In this episode, Spanish Literature PhD candidate, Zach Glassett bring us "Don Quixote" by Cervantes. An epic tale of chivalry, a comedy of errors, and a tragedy- we can best compare this book to a combination of Homer's "Odyssey" and the 1975 film "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." Zach brings great insights as an own voices reader, to make this classic still relevant today.
There are so many reasons that this work is considered the first, great novel of western literature. Published in 1605, it's numerous translations come in second only to the Bible.
With so many great things to talk about, you'll just have to listen in!
And don't miss the great scifi/fantasy book recommendations at the end.

In this episode, EmmyB and Katie Clegg wrap up Lovely Books first Buddy Read: "The Fountains of Silence" by Ruta Sepetys. Sepetys in know as the SEEKER OF LOST STORIES, and that certainly proved to be true as we explored the Spanish Revolution and what the experience of living under that regime would have been like. You will not want to miss out on this lovely read!
*GIVEAWAY Winner Announced!!!

In this episode, millennial, university student, and newly married Nicole Banez talks about Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) through the book, "Hold Me Tight" by Sue Johnson. Nicole stumbled across her book and research after joining a group to help with stress and anxiety at school. The methods and clinical research, have helped to shape all Nicole's relationships by improving her bonds, and feelings of trust, with all her friends and family. Please listen in to here more about why Nicole recommends this non-fiction, personal development book to EVERYONE!