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How could things have gone so wrong between Syl Jameson and Viola Harrison? Syl and Viola are like sisters growing up in the small, stifling town of Love Hill. Though they are as different as light and dark, they connect. And for Syl, Viola’s family is a warm refuge away from the unaffectionate place that Syl calls home. But the reality is Syl can get a little needy and jealous. Viola can get a little toxic. And, like everyone in Love Hill, they have secrets. Eventually their friendship is bound to snap.

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Girls Talk

Girl Meets God is where childlike faith meets the living Word. I sit with God, listen for His voice, and write down what He speaks to my heart. The Bible is where my relationship with Him deepens and becomes real.Come with a soft heart, open Bible and meet God again and again — not as religion, but as relationship.Come grow your relationship with Him — one encounter at a time.

Girls Talk Books celebrates the power of representation in publishing as we interview authors and industry trailblazers who are changing the game, sharing their wisdom, and inspiring the next generation of storytellers. If you are an inspiring author, a publishing professional, or just someone who loves the power of a great story, this is the podcast for you.

Are you ready for story time? When Girls Talks Books is a podcast with two best friends bonding between the pages. They give comprehensive reviews of books where even if you haven't read the book, you can still enjoy the story. Brace yourselves for a tornado of laughter and literary love! When Girls Talk Books is here.

A show for all former (and current) historical fiction girlies to geek out and re-experience some of our favorite classic childhood books. If you had one or more historical events that you hyper-fixated on as a child, this is the podcast for you!

With ADHD and no sense for when I'm rambling on the next natural step was to try get as many people as possible to hear my ideas and maybe feel like there's someone else in the world overthinking as much as them.If you want to hear opinions on literature, social constructs and (not so) current evens told by someone with a dark sense of humor and a short attention span, you're in the right place.So grab a hot drink snuggle up with a pet or loved one and tune in. :-)

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of A Girl of the Limberlost, a captivating novel by American writer and naturalist Gene Stratton-Porter, first published in August 1909. Set against the backdrop of the Limberlost Swamp in Indiana during the early 20th century, this story weaves a rich tapestry of nature, adventure, and the struggles of a young girl seeking her place in a rapidly changing world. (Summary from Wikipedia)

In the heart of Victorian London, Helen and Olivia Rossetti were not your average young girls; they were visionary pioneers. While still in their youth, they launched a groundbreaking anarchist journal that attracted some of the most influential figures of their time to their vibrant salon. Drawing from their unique experiences, they co-authored this captivating 1903 novel, where the narrator, Isabel Meredith, provides an intimate glimpse into the countercultural world of late-19th century British anarchism. This bold exploration of ideas was a striking departure from the conventional roles ...

Loving her was like breathing air—it was hard to live without. Journey Smith was quiet and guarded, and above all else, beautiful. When we were alone, I grew to know the girl behind the stormy eyes. Her hesitant touches and hidden smiles were reserved for me, but now they're gone. Stolen moments of happiness were replaced with sharp barbs and fiery glares concealing her fear. Our past was written in the stone of St. Mary’s—a past that I was not willing to repeat. But what I assumed to be the truth was nothing more than a fabrication of such.

Experience a heartwarming love story that captures the essence of American life. With a stirring narrative and an ideal heroine, this tale will resonate with anyone who believes in the power of love. (Summary by the Chicago Tribune, from time of publishing)

Stephen Crane's first novel, Maggie: A Girl of the Streets has been called "the first dark flower of American Naturalism" for its distinctive elements of naturalistic fiction. The chief character, Maggie, descends into prostitution after being led astray by her lover. Rather than focusing on those that make up the very rich or middle class, the novel highlights the deplorable living conditions of the working class during the so-called Gilded Age in New York's Bowery.View our full collection of podcasts & audiobooks at: https://www.solgoodmedia.com or YouTube channel: https://www.solgood.org/...

Dive straight into a captivating tale that pulls no punches. In this masterful satire, Balzac presents a vivid portrayal of Parisian society, reminiscent of Dantes Inferno, though the anticipation for the dramas onset might test your patience. Our enigmatic hero, Henri de Marsay, a product of a debauched Regency milord, navigates the cynical world of libertinism with unmatched charm. His target? The mesmerizing Paquita Valdes, whose golden eyes hold secrets of their own. But lurking in the shadows is a mysterious third figure, complicating their passionate entanglement. This novels shocking ...

A podcast for readers, writers and creators! Melodie Coulter, Tulsa-based reader, writer, creator and bookseller sits down with a variety of incredible people from the Tulsa and Oklahoma literary communities. Melodie Coulter came to Tulsa in 2015 as a journalist, became a librarian, and now owns Meadow Market Books on Cherry Street with her husband, Jared Coulter. Paper Girl is recorded in the store, surrounded by a mix of bestsellers, previously loved books, and a growing collection of local authors.This podcast is really just an excuse for Melodie to yap about books with people she's ...

This is a show where my sister Belle and I talk about different bookish content. Topics include recent read talks, book to movie comparisons, bad retellings of classic stories, and more. New episode releases once a month on Sunday!

The Girl Who Smiled Through The Storm is a purpose-driven podcast for anyone learning to rise through adversity. Hosted by Dorica, the show unpacks lessons on perseverance, faith, self-belief, and personal growth from lived experience.From academic struggles and career setbacks to moving across borders and rebuilding confidence, each episode offers honest insights and practical encouragement for navigating life’s challenges.This podcast is for those who feel behind, or overwhelmed-yet still carry a quiet belief that there is more ahead. Here, storms don’t define you; they shape you.

Clear your schedule, the girls have you booked!Sisters Nicole Hackett (book club fiction author) and Sam Richardson (unofficial Romantasy major) offer their unfiltered opinions on the latest viral books, dissecting every unhinged character decision and each juicy plot point.Why subscribe?Weekly Book Reviews: Honest deep-dives into today's bestsellers and BookTok favoritesReading Recommendations: Find your next favorite read without the gatekeepingThe Vibe: We're not a regular book review podcast, we're a ~cool~ book review podcastNew episodes drop every Tuesday morning—perfect for your ...

Originally published in The Morning Telegraph in New York, Sorrows of a Show Girl tells the captivating story of Miss Sabrina, a show girl navigating the highs and lows of the unpredictable theatrical world and the dazzling allure of Broadway. As she grapples with the challenges of fame and fortune, Kenneth McGaffey eloquently defends her character, stating, “In order to set myself right with both the public and the vast army of Sabrinas that add youth and beauty to our stage, and brilliancy and gaiety to our well-known cafes, I wish to say that she is all that she should be...” Experience...

Dive into another captivating play by Pinero from the early 1900s, which explores the profound impact of stardom on the lives of both the celebrated and their loved ones. This poignant tale reminds us that there’s one thing finer than winning the woman you love, and that’s having the courage to give her up. Experience the intricate emotions and social commentary that resonate through the characters’ journeys. - Summary by ToddHW