Everything that love has taught me
Everything that love has taught me is a book of illustrated reflections and poems written by the young publicist, content creator, an influencer and Spanish author Luna Javierre. The work was published in 2023 by the Martínez Roca publishing house. As happened with its previous title —If you want, you lower the moon (2022)—, his most recent release has been a phenomenon in his native country.
Luna Javierre is best known for creating content for her social networks, where he talks about his life, the processes he has gone through with his various emotional ties, and, most importantly: all types of love. This is precisely what the book that concerns this review is about, love: whether it is romantic, for family, for friends, for oneself, for the unrequited, for the one who hurts, among others.
Synopsis of Everything that love has taught me
A reflection on all types of love
Luna Javierre has not only made it very clear that her books are very personal, but thatAlso You can extrapolate your social media posts to a more literary realm. If you want, you lower the moon It felt like the author's journey into her own inner core, through which she usually expresses her deepest feelings—with which her readers seem to identify. To this first book she added phrases written in her handwriting and boxes similar to those of the Instagram questions.
On the other hand, the volume had small illustrations that the author draws on her iPad. For her part, Everything that love has taught me It has all these details and a little more, but with a different approach. What characterizes this anthology of poems and reflections is its format. Each piece revolves around a specific kind of love, but, according to the writer, the perception when reading it depends a lot on the emotional state of the reader.
Structure of the work
luna javierre describe Everything that love has taught me How to heal a broken heart. In this sense, the book begins from a melancholic point of view, loaded with pain and all these feelings that come from the wounds caused by breakups. Soon, the poems and reflections reflect the grief behind the end of relationships, and thus advance until they reach a much more positive aspect, a fact that has become a common factor in all of Javierre's publications.
The author's final lyrics are directed at self-love, which she considers the most important within the classification of all types of love. ANDIt is likely that the readers most fascinated by Luna Javierre's work are the youngest, those who are just getting into the enjoyment of poetry and poetic prose, because the book is full of small phrases, original drawings, and a high sense of aesthetics.
Luna Javierre's style
The author uses a simple narrative and poetic style, more focused on expressing feelings than on creating metaphors or images. In fact, there is no distinguishable musicality in his poetic prose. On the contrary, the various texts resemble the same reflections, but with the structure of a lyrical piece. Luna Javierre has an individualistic philosophy. Therefore, her work revolves around healing our own wounds and how to learn to identify emotional predators.
Toxic relationships are also a recurring theme within the anthology —just as they were in If you want, you lower the moon—. It could be said that Everything that love has taught me It's a session coaching personal that aims to be literature, an exercise of putting the writer's feelings into words that, for some reason, ended up becoming a book. Even so, Javierre has the ability to be read and impact her followers.
How to adapt Instagram to the literary world
One of the most viewed youth book sales strategies in the last five years is the use of social networks. Advertising agents organize massive trends —such as videos where progress is made about the history of the title, surveys, interviews with the writer, among others. This usually works because this is where readers are found.
Luna Javierre knows this topic thoroughly, and makes the most of her influence on Instagram. At the same time, he fills the pages of his books with references to his post Office, as sentences that extend over two pages (as a slide), reflections that arise from a box of questions, small poems, comments, faces, drawings, and more.
About the author, Luna Javierre
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luna javierre was born in 1999, in Madrid, Spain. It is one of the influencers most prominent Spanish women on Instagram, where she has 473 thousand followers. The author studied Advertising and Public Relations. Later, she too He completed a master's degree in Creative Advertising and Advertising Strategy. When she was very little, Luna discovered that she could use writing as a healthy way to vent her feelings.
Subsequently, this activity became a regular feature on her Instagram profile, which attracted many young people, especially for its topics of self-esteem and self-care, topics in which the writer is very interested. It wasn't long before Luna's hobby became the mainstay of a large community of followers..
In 2022,, Luna Javierre debuted in the literary world with If you want, you lower the moon, an anthology of reflections, stories, poems and phrases whose structure is inspired by the phases of the satellite. The book had a mostly positive acceptance by the author's most frequent readers, who are always amazed by the simplicity with which she shares her emotions.