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Bookbyline: The Story Behind The Story

Bookbyline: The Story Behind The Story

De: Oumar Dieng | Resilience Coach Author Speaker
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 There is a story behind every book. These stories can be more interesting than the book itself. This is the podcast where authors share the story behind the story. On this podcast, we pick authors’ brains to find the deep-rooted inspiration and the reason why they wrote their books. Discover authors you did not know existed. Their stories will surprise and inspire you. We will also explore other intriguing aspects of books, reading and publishing. Grab your earbuds and get ready for a unique take on books, authors and readers!© 2023 Bookbyline: The Story Behind The Story Arte Desarrollo Personal Economía Gestión y Liderazgo Historia y Crítica Literaria Liderazgo Éxito Personal
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    An orphanage, German nuns, unwanted children and a soulful dance. These are just a few of the highlights of Maria Nhambu’s amazing story of adversity, resilience and discovery. Readers’ favorite awards, Book excellence award winner.

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  • How Can God Be A Rock with Janielle Nordell

    How Can God Be A Rock with Janielle Nordell
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    Janielle Nordell didn’t set out to be an author. She was just trying to explain a religious concept to her son during a car ride. And just like that, her first children’s book “How Can God Be a Rock” was born. In this interview, I explore the fascinating story that sparked an idea that became a book.  

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  • The Story Behind The Story with Oumar Dieng

    The Story Behind The Story with Oumar Dieng
    Feb 22 2022

    Did you know that J. R.R. Tolkien came up with the idea of The Hobbit while grading college papers? Jack Canfield’s “Chicken Soup for the Soul” was rejected by publishers over 100 times? There is a story behind every book. These stories can be more interesting than the book itself. This is the podcast where authors share the story behind the story. On this podcast, we pick authors’ brains to find the deep-rooted inspiration and the reason why they wrote their books. 

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    8 m
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