Rachel Reads Books
I've been an active reader my whole life; in adulthood, I read both fiction and non-fiction. Since I started my academic journey, I have used my critical analysis of stories and studies relevant to contemporary culture. How have books shaped and reflected the 21st century? Through the eyes of a millennial studying communications and media, I have worked in the fashion industry and seen the influence of icons on audiences. As an aspiring professor of digital adaptation, I intend to research the relationship between literature and public opinion. Whether it be activism, feminism, or globalization. To share my take on digital influence and encourage readers to explore books found online or hidden away in a forgotten bookshop in Camberwell.
Mission
To read books that inspire film adaptations, to read themes of truth, to experience intellectual awakening, and to be keenly interested in and cozied up with an aspirational story.
Vision
I write about academic books, and I've read books that broaden my understanding of the world's realities.
Join me for my upcoming podcast, Rachel's Books Talk, where I host conversations with analytical readers about books, the publishing industry, and the challenges we face today in a world that hasn't given up on stories.
