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Emily Franklin

    Emily Franklin's early aspirations were to be a singing, tap-dancing doctor who writes books. Though her dancing dreams were set aside, her path led her through Oxford University and Sarah Lawrence College, focusing on writing and neuroscience. After extensive travel, culinary experience, and a Master's degree in writing and media studies from Dartmouth, Emily realized her ultimate dream: writing books. Her diverse body of work, including novels for adults, acclaimed young adult series, and collections of essays and recipes, explores varied life experiences with a distinctive voice and keen eye for detail.

    Tell Me How You Got Here
    Jenna & Jonah's Fauxmance
    The Lioness of Boston
    • 2023

      The Lioness of Boston

      • 400 pages
      • 14 hours of reading
      3.6(4697)Add rating

      Isabella Stewart Gardner emerges as a daring visionary who reshaped Boston's cultural landscape. Arriving in the city as a young bride, she initially struggles for acceptance among high society. After facing personal tragedies, Isabella embraces her individuality, traveling the world and forging connections with influential figures like Henry James and Oscar Wilde. Her eclectic tastes in art and her bold personality challenge societal norms, ultimately leading to her legacy as a trailblazer and eccentric figure in American art history.

      The Lioness of Boston
    • 2021

      Tell Me How You Got Here

      • 114 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      The collection showcases the extraordinary beauty found in ordinary objects and moments, using precise language to highlight their significance. Through vivid imagery, Franklin explores the human heart as a lens that transforms simple experiences into profound reflections. The poems culminate in a sense of redemption, inviting readers to appreciate the world anew. This work emphasizes the beauty of everyday life and the emotional depth it can hold, making it a compelling read for poetry lovers.

      Tell Me How You Got Here
    • 2011

      Teen TV stars Jenna and Jonah, who can't stand each other, are forced to pose as a couple to improve ratings. When the truth is revealed by the paparazzi, they must go into hiding to escape the ensuing media frenzy.

      Jenna & Jonah's Fauxmance