#BigBookPodcast reader Kristen said "One sign of a good book to me is how much I remember and still think about months later, and this was one of those books."
Listen to An American Tragedy pt.3 to find out whether we agreed!
https://t.co/UOlpVbBkXb
This one puts the BIG in #BigBookPodcast... For the next 3 episodes we're reading "An American Tragedy," based on the 1906 death of a young woman named Grace Brown, and the trial of her boyfriend for murder. (The 1925 novel has just been republished.)
https://t.co/SOwC4tVEjZ
This month on the #BigBookPodcast we deep-dived into "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie. We were impressed with how it holds up as a psychological thriller. But even for a 1930s book about bad people, it has a lot of racism & sexism.
https://t.co/C7IaHid82x
Have you read the classic western "True Grit" by Charles Portis? Our #BigBookPodcast hosts not only loved it, they thought it was hilarious, and Megan is planning to read more westerns after this.
Book Club FTW!
https://t.co/Pe8QxkL9H3
To quote @aplstacks "Goodbye King Arthur, this book is finally done..." 🎶
(I finished editing "The Candle in the Wind," the final #BigBookClub episode of The Once and Future King late enough on Friday that it didn't drop until Saturday morning.)
https://t.co/gsgJN39JK4
New #BigBookPodcast episode is up! "The Ill Made Knight" (v.3 of The Once and Future King) is all Camelot and the Knights of the Round Table, Arthur, Guinevere, Lancelot and of course their complicated love triangle:
https://t.co/H5G5dLgvaz
This week on the #BigBookPodcast we read "The Queen of Air and Darkness," pt.2 of The Once and Future King.
Warning: Discussion of cruelty to unicorns, donkeys and cats ahead. And of course, lots of plot spoilers.
https://t.co/uAHbP0WwFt
On this week's episode of the #BigBookPodcast we explored what makes "Rebecca" by Daphne du Maurier, such a classic example of gothic horror.
Standard warning apply for many spoilers and very bad puns.
https://t.co/BExXBS8cGY
Have you read "Dune" and want to talk about it? Maybe you don't want to read it, but want to know what everyone else is talking about? This month #BigBookPodcast takes on the first book in Frank Herbert’s epic Sci-Fi series - part 1 drops today:
https://t.co/PPg2f9PYek
Having a hard time talking about current events with the young people in your life?
Books are a great way to help kids and teens see themselves in the world, and to initiate conversations about racism:
https://t.co/wG195X7Rh8
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Did you know that singing together helps young children develop early literacy skills?
Sing along to Old MacDonald and She'll Be Coming Around the Mountain with librarian Emily:
https://t.co/qIIKsa6NND