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Untangling. The book that starts at an ending. And ends at a beginning.
About the author
Emma Grace is the author behind the hugely popular series
Live in the Details. Following the release of her first book,
Courage to Rise, in December 2018, Emma has risen in popularity, with millions flocking weekly to Instagram and Facebook to read her words. Known as the author who finds words to talk about the things that are hardest to talk about, Emma brings the conversational tone of a good friend to the wisdom of an old one. She writes about life, love, growth, and the full spectrum of things in-between. Her words capture readers where they are and walk them, gently, through the hugely complicated kaleidoscope of experiences that are this life. Emmäs words are raw, real, and honest. Her stream of consciousness style captures in a simple, yet beautiful way, all the things that people see, feel, and are. She is a believer in taking risks, in trusting, and in that everything happens for a reason. But mostly¿ in big love and the power of one person to change their little corner of this world. So, as long as she has breath in her lungs¿ that is what she will found doing. Originally from the Hudson Valley in upstate New York, Emma now lives in Arlington, Virginia, just outside of Washington, DC, with a busy consulting career alongside her writing.
Summary
Untangling. The book that starts at an ending. And ends at a beginning.
Foreword
Post daily to Instagram (367K+ followers) and Facebook (10.4K+ followers)Host Life Letters Podcast (16K+ followers in first month) and speak as a guest on other podcasts
Host local launch events and signings
Guest post on ezines and blogs such as Huffington Post and Thought Catalog
Submit to industry reviewers
Participate in blog tour
Connect with social media influencers such as Project Happiness to promote book via their channels
Target local and national media
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Inviting its audience to grow in trust in themselves, the book promises that every end is attached to a new beginning. Its straight talk, pep talk, and confessional tones make its suggestions about relating to one’s self and others vulnerable, wise, and gracious, while the book’s punchy short paragraphs and fragments emphasize points and keep the work moving.
Though recovering from the end of a relationship is difficult, Untangling shows that it’s worth doing.
- Melissa Wuske, Foreword Reviews
