Press / Interviews / Media
Life Lines The Books Podcast — Interview with Sherry Maysonave
August 2018
Topic: The afterlife, intuition, dreams, and The Girl Who Could Read Hearts: A Family and The Power of Intuition
Hosts: Marina Aris and Diane Fener
Location: NYC BookCon 2018
Paris Book Festival 2018 Awards
Austin Author, Sherry Maysonave, Wins 13th and 14th Awards for ‘The Girl Who Could Read Hearts’
AUSTIN , Texas (Texas Authors Press Release) May 30, 2018
The 2018 Paris Book Festival and Empowerment Productions, LLC is proud to announce that The Girl Who Could Read Hearts: A Family and The Power of Intuition by Sherry Maysonave won 1st Place in the Fiction / Wild Card category and Honorable Mention in the Fiction / Spiritual category. The award will be presented June 20, 2018 in Paris, the City of Light.
The Paris Book Festival uses a panel of publishing industry experts to judge books using the following criteria:
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- General excellence
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- The author’s passion for telling a good story
- The potential of the work to gain a wider audience in the worldwide market
The book has won a total of 14 Awards, including First Place ─Texas Association of Authors─ Inspirational fiction, First Place ─Beverly Hills Book Awards─ Religious fiction, and Gold Medal─ Readers’ Favorite International Award─ Christian fiction
The Excellence Reporter Interview — Sherry Maysonave
May 2018
Topic: The Soul Connected Life
Overview: one of over 1,000 interviews on “the meaning of life”
Excellence Reporter: Sherry, what is the meaning of life?
Sherry Maysonave: I discovered that the real me, my soul, existed separate from my body, when I was a mere five years of age. Although young, I integrated the importance of staying connected to my soul, my spirit. Throughout the decades, this link has proven to be essential for me to find authentic and lasting meaning in life. Read more
“Wellness for the REAL World” Video Interview — Sherry Maysonave
November 2017
Topic: Drug-free Solutions for Reducing Anxiety
Host: Dr. Veronica Anderson
Overview: Sherry Maysonave is an expert in nonverbal communication, award-winning author, and acclaimed motivational speaker who possesses an extraordinary ability. On this episode, she reveals solutions for anxiety and depression beyond the usual prescriptions. She shares her story on the discovery of drug-free solutions that made a great impact in her life. Join us in this conversation of music, thoughts, news, and other drug-free medications for a happier and worry-free life.
Read My Lips Radio Interview – Sherry Maysonave
September 19, 2017
Topic: Nonverbal Communication & Intuition
Host: Bonnie D. Graham, aka RadioRed
Overview: ~90 second lead-in, interview ~40 minutes. What are your Nonverbal Communications revealing about you before you speak a word? How can you command respect, inspire trust, project personal power, and maximize success? And how do you decode the nonverbal communications of others? Tune in for answers from Sherry Maysonave, international expert in nonverbal communication and award-winning author of the nonfiction best seller Casual Power. Her latest book, The Girl Who Could Read Hearts, is based on her experiences as an intuitive child.
Reader’s Favorite recognizes “The Girl Who Could Read Hearts” in its annual international book award contest
September 8, 2017
“The Girl Who Could Read Hearts” by Sherry Maysonave won the Gold Medal in the Christian – Fiction category. Coverage – CEO World Magazine, Denver Post, Miami Herald, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, The Mercury News, Kansas City Star, and more.
HealthyLife.net Radio Interview – Sherry Maysonave
August 25, 2017
Topic: Drug-free Ways to Reduce Anxiety
Host: Sharkie Zartman, Health Coach, Professor, Radio Host, Best-selling Author, & All-American Athlete
Preferred Company Radio Interview – Sherry Maysonave
June 14, 2017
Topic: Drug-free Solutions for Reducing Anxiety
Hosts: Joel Markel, President & founder of Preferred Home Health Care and Nursing Services, and Marianne Levy
Overview: 40 Million Americans (18 or older) suffer anxiety disorders and those are just the cases reported by doctors. Anxiety has skyrocketed for millions more due to an unstable world and today’s divided political environment. Considering the rising opioid addiction rate and general abuse of prescription drugs, it’s time to consider “drug free” solutions for anxiety. Today’s guest Sherry Maysonave, who is a Nonverbal Communication Expert and Award-winning Author, can provide 10 drug-free ways to reduce anxiety.
Book Club Reading List Newsletter – Featured Author, Sherry Maysonave
Question: What made you want to become an author?
Answer: What inspired me to write, to become an author? Inspiration! The late Dr. Wayne Dyer often discussed the difference between motivation and inspiration. In a nutshell, he explained it this way: motivation is when you take hold of an idea and run with it. Inspiration is when an idea takes hold of you. I have been blessed to feel the joy of pure “inspiration” when book ideas and stories have taken ahold of me and refused to let go. In those instances, the urge to write bubbled up so profoundly inside of me that I was compelled to sit down and write. And I must say, the urge was not satisfied by just starting the book or story; it remained until completion. In addition, I feel that I have valuable things to impart that offer hope and inspiration, helping people live more positive and happier lives. Click here for more and then select Author Interview.
Fox News Radio Interviews Sherry Maysonave
Ashley Papa’s Mother’s Day edition of ‘Fox on Love’
May 11, 2017
Helpful Tips for Women Seeking a Stronger Relationship with their Mom
The relationships we have with our mothers are one of the most important relationships we’ll have in our lifetime. Sherry Maysonave, an expert in nonverbal communication, says mothers shape who we are early and later in life:
(Maysonave) “Your mother is your first love. She is a powerhouse in your subconscious mind whether you want her to be or not and your relationship with her affects your overall ability to love.”
According to Psychology Today, 80 to 90 percent of adult women wish they had better relationships with their mothers. Maysonave says as much as we believe our mothers are perfect, it’s important to understand they’re still human:
(Maysonave) “Just the word mother inspires that iconic vision of this amazing woman that fills all of your needs at all times and just flows with unconditional love at all times and that is just not realistic.”
If you want to show your mom how much you love her this Mother’s Day, Maysonave says little things like, written notes, and one-on-one time is all it takes to show your appreciation.
For complete interview of Sherry by Ashley Papa….
The Girl Who Could Read Hearts Wins Four Book Awards
Awarded Best 2016 Inspirational Fiction and Best Religious Fiction
AUSTIN, Texas (PRWEB) February 1, 2017
The Girl Who Could Read Hearts written by Sherry Maysonave has received four coveted 2016 book awards—The Pinnacle Book Achievement Award for best inspirational fiction, The Beverly Hills Book Award for best religious fiction, The Great Midwest Book Festival Award for spiritual fiction, and The London Book Festival Award for spiritual / religious fiction.
Targeted at adults to young-adults, this captivating novel weaves spiritual, mystical, and socio-political themes while exploring intuition, angels, and the afterlife. The story’s multidimensional plot features a young girl, Kate Kindrick, who is gifted with a rare seventh sense-the ability to read human hearts coupled with keen intuition.
The book is mentally provocative and not based only on conjecture. Many of protagonist Kate’s mystical incidents are based on the author’s personal experiences. Sherry says she doesn’t just believe there is an afterlife, she “knows there is.”
The Girl Who Could Read Hearts (published by Balboa Press & Empowerment Productions) is available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and fine bookstores everywhere. For more information…..
Award Winning Author, Sherry Maysonave, Shares Insights on Her Craft
January 3, 2017 by Romuald Dzemo www.YouDreamAwake.com
YDA: Hello Sherry, it’s wonderful to have you over at YouDreamAwake.com. Can you share with us what inspires you to write?
Sherry: Hello Romuald, thank you for having me. I am honored.
What inspires me to write? Inspiration! The late Dr. Wayne Dyer often discussed the difference between motivation and inspiration. In a nutshell, he explained it this way: motivation is when you take hold of an idea and run with it. Inspiration is when an idea takes hold of you.
I have been blessed to feel the joy of pure “inspiration” when book ideas and stories have taken ahold of me and refused to let go. In those instances, the urge to write bubbled up so profoundly inside of me that I was compelled to sit down and write. And I must say, the urge was not satisfied by just starting the book or story; it remained until completion.
In addition, I feel that I have valuable things to impart that offer hope and inspiration, helping people live more positive and happier lives.
YDA: When did you start writing? Is there an author who particularly inspired you?
For complete interview of Sherry by Romuald Dzemo….
Mysteries of Afterlife, Angels, Intuition
AUSTIN, Texas (PRWEB) June 02, 2016
“Baby boomers have pushed the number of people in the US age 55 and older to over 80 million. This aging population and millennials have accelerated interest in the mysteries of death, afterlife, angels, and intuition,” says author Sherry Maysonave, who explores these and other issues prevalent in society in her new novel “The Girl Who Could Read Hearts” (published by Balboa Press).
“This story came to me in a dream where my deceased sister shouted to me from a mountain top,” Maysonave says. “One of her messages was clear: she was alive and well in the afterlife. Yet there was something else she was telling me, and that eluded me in the dream. But for the rest of the night, words tumbled endlessly through my head. The next morning, I went to my computer and the story of “The Girl Who Could Read Hearts” was born and began pouring out.”
Born gifted with a rare seventh sense – the ability to read human hearts coupled with keen intuition – Kate Kindrick struggles to understand her capabilities. She is often bewildered by her unique perceptions combined with seeing symbols and panoplies of color in people’s hearts. Yet it’s her naiveté of the intuitive signs that augur trouble. When she doesn’t heed an inner warning, her world spins into a dangerous spiral that spells hazard for her and those she loves.
Maysonave explores highly-charged issues such as abuse, eating disorders, prejudice and limiting belief systems, as well as the mysteries of afterlife, death, angels, intuition, true love and learning how to find God’s presence in all. Maysonave says she doesn’t just believe there is an afterlife, she knows there is.
“The Girl Who Could Read Hearts”
By Sherry Maysonave
Hardcover | 6 x 9 in | 334 pages | ISBN 9781504351133
Softcover | 6 x 9 in | 334 pages | ISBN 9781504351119
E-Book | 334 pages | ISBN 9781504351126
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the Author
An accomplished author and motivational speaker, Maysonave has made multiple appearances on NBC’s Today, ABC, CBS, Fox and NPR, and has been featured in USA Today, the Financial Times, the Wall Street Journal and BusinessWeek. She is also the author of “Casual Power – How to Power Up Your Nonverbal Communication and Dress Down for Success” and the multi-award winning ebook “EggMania: Where’s the Egg in Exactly?” Maysonave and her husband, Stephen, reside in Austin. More information is available at TheGirlWhoCouldReadHearts.com.
