Nancy Sabato
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Karen Kingsbury NY Times Best Selling Author THE BAXTERS A PREQUEL
Karen Kingsbury NY Times Best Selling Author THE BAXTERS A PREQUEL
Karen Kingsbury NY Times Best Selling Author THE BAXTERS A PREQUEL
Tuesday 10th May 2022
Join Karen Kingsbury as she talks about adapting The Baxter Saga for TV and the faith-filled stories that inspire hope and redemption.
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Get the buttons here!Karen Kingsbury: Bringing The Baxter Family to Life on Screen
I think one of the messages of the baxters is just that there's always a second chance for you.
What happens when a beloved book series makes its way to television? In this episode of 'The Call with Nancy Sabato', Karen Kingsbury, the acclaimed New York Times bestselling author, shares her fascinating journey from page to screen with her much-loved Baxter family saga. Known for her heartwarming and faith-driven stories, Karen dives into the process of adapting her books into a TV series, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the creative transformation.
Joining the conversation is actress Masey McLain, who plays Ashley Baxter in the series. She shares her experiences and what it means to bring such a cherished character to life. Karen also touches on the core themes of her work, particularly redemption and faith, and how these elements resonate deeply with her readers and viewers alike. Listeners will get a sneak peek into Karen's upcoming projects, including an exciting new book set during World War II.
Whether you're a longtime fan of The Baxter Saga or new to Karen's work, this episode is packed with inspiration and insight into the power of storytelling and faith. If you're curious about the journey from book to screen and the enduring themes of hope and second chances, this episode is a must-listen.