Since September 17, I’ve done little else but read almost everything Beth Brower has written, starting with the witty, charming, and rather profound Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion.
Let me introduce you all properly.
Author Beth Brower’s heroine comes across as a real person, not a book character.
Share this story
Photo courtesy of the author
Since September 17, I’ve done little else but read almost everything Beth Brower has written, starting with the witty, charming, and rather profound Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion.
Let me introduce you all properly.

About the Author
Sarah Schutte is the podcast manager for National Review and an associate editor for National Review magazine. Originally from Dayton, Ohio, she is a children's literature aficionado and Mendelssohn 4 enthusiast.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Since September 17, I’ve done little else but read almost everything Beth Brower has written, starting with the witty, charming, and rather profound Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion.
Let me introduce you all properly.

About the Author
Sarah Schutte is the podcast manager for National Review and an associate editor for National Review magazine. Originally from Dayton, Ohio, she is a children's literature aficionado and Mendelssohn 4 enthusiast.
Advertisement
Advertisement
By continuing, you agree to our terms of service and privacy policy.
Comments