Tessa Emily Hall schrijft inspirerende en authentieke werken voor young adults, met een focus op het domein van schone entertainment en media. Haar schrijfwerk, dat zowel fictie als non-fictie omvat, kenmerkt zich door een oprechte poging om belangrijke thema's met eerlijkheid te belichten. Naast haar literaire creaties ondersteunt ze actief opkomend talent door haar rollen in literair agentuur en redactioneel werk. Haar proza weerspiegelt een diepe toewijding aan verbinding met lezers en het bevorderen van positieve waarden.
Exploring the concept of Christian influence, this book challenges conventional messaging about personal impact and offers a transformative approach to embodying faith. It encourages readers to consider how they can authentically contribute to bringing God's kingdom to earth, emphasizing a deeper, more meaningful engagement with their beliefs and community.
From Museum of Modern Art editor Emily Hall, a debut novel in the first person about the place of art and the artist in the world.
Selena faces the harsh realities of adulthood, far from the fairy tale she envisioned in her childhood. Struggling with unfulfilled dreams and unexpected challenges, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery. As she navigates through life's complexities, Selena learns valuable lessons about resilience, love, and the importance of embracing her true self. This poignant story explores the gap between childhood fantasies and adult realities, ultimately revealing the strength found in vulnerability and growth.
Winning the 2019 Moonbeam Gold Medal highlights the book's exceptional quality and appeal, showcasing its engaging narrative and themes. The story captivates readers with its unique characters and thought-provoking messages, making it a standout choice for both young readers and adults alike. The recognition indicates a commitment to excellence in children's literature, ensuring an enriching reading experience that resonates with audiences.