Podcast
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The host discussed her new title, explaining it drew from her own experiences growing up with six sisters and how the process of writing helped the siblings reconnect by sharing their childhood and adult perspectives. She highlighted that the book was inspired by research showing the mental‑well‑being benefits of having sisters, and presented it as a celebration of those unbreakable bonds. The conversation conveyed strong enthusiasm for the work.
Episode: The After Show : "Sisters Loved and Treasured”
The host, Deborah Roberts, discussed her new book which was based on her own experiences growing up with six sisters. She mentioned that doing the book involved talking about their lives, growing up, and their perceptions of each other as children and adults, which helped reconnect them. The book's idea was further sparked by the positive mental well-being research associated with having sisters.
I have written a new book that has just come out called Sisters Loved and Treasured Stories of Unbreakable Bonds.
And the book was sort of based on my own experience with sisters.
But one of the beautiful things in doing this book was that we actually did put a lot of things on the table and just talked about our lives and growing up and our perceptions of each other and what we felt as children and what we feel as adults.
Well, as I said, my new book is called Sisters Loved and Treasured Stories of Unbreakable Bonds. And these ladies helped spark the idea because what better thing to have in your life than a sister?