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Emily Barth Isler

Los Angeles, New York
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she/her, Author of AFTERMATH emilybarthisler.com/aftermath Sustainability/beauty writer Allure,etc. tv writer: bit.ly/2HSGznQ, gun safety activist

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Three Pieces of Broken Glass

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By Emily Barth Isler
| ABRAMS
Evocative and soul-stirring, Three Pieces of Broken Glass—based on the personal history of author Emily Barth Isler and featuring incandescent illustrations by Vesper Stampe—explores how we must seek to find beauty and strength in even the darkest, most broken times. Three pieces of broken glass sit on Grandma Inge's windowsill. Even though they are small, sharp, and jagged, the light shines through them, casting beautiful rainbows on the wall.
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Recommendations from Liza Wiemer for young readers | Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle

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By Emily Barth Isler, Carolrhoda Books, Liza Wiemer
| Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle Verified
“The Color of Sound”by Emily Barth Isler, published by Carolrhoda Books This fabulous middle-grade novel is about a 12-year-old girl with synesthesia. She’s a musical prodigy whose parents push her to become one of the best violinists. But Rosie rebels, and many valuable lessons are learned as the family navigates a summer at Rosie’s grandparents’ home.
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Embrace Sustainable Beauty with Refills

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By Emily Barth Isler
| Organic Spa Magazine Verified
New innovations from a bigger-can-be-better class of product delivery methods. In our wildest dreams, we would never run out of our favorite beauty products. We’d have dispensers of beautifully scented hand soap that magically refilled itself, everlasting supplies of shampoo and conditioner on tap in the shower, and lipstick that kept coming up into its tube like something out of Mary Poppins’ magical carpet bag. But alas, this is not what life is like. (At least for most of us!) However...
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