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The Bookmark Podcast Episodes
The Bookmark S4E26: Books we loved that others hated
We discuss our book star-rating methods & try to guess titles based on starred reviews.
Bookmark Podcast Episodes
The Bookmark S4E25: Warrior Women
In honor of Women’s History Month, Miranda and special guest, Michelle Morris, discuss warrior women.
The Bookmark S4E24: Miranda’s Bronte feels
Learn about the Bronte family, how their lives influenced their works, and the many retellings and adaptations.
The Bookmark S4E23: Recently returned
We’re going through selections of recently returned books to find out what you could be reading.
The Bookmark S4E22: Love is in the air
We’re talking romance, which either has a “happily ever after” or a “happily for now” ending.
The Bookmark S4E21: The Children on the Hill
We discuss The Children on the Hill without giving away the big twist promised at the end.
HUSH Podcast Episodes
HUSH Podcast #132 — Best Books of 2018
Listen to us dish on all the good, the bad and the newest books we absolutely loved in 2018.
HUSH Podcast #131 — 2Book Topeka: Maisie Dobbs
Listen as we discuss Maisie Dobbs by Jacqueline Winspear and the WWI photographs on display in the gallery!
HUSH Podcast #130 — Books from Latin America
WU professor of Spanish Dr. Miguel Gonzalez-Abellas recommends literature from Latin America. Turn in your challenge by Dec 30.
HUSH Podcast #129: Author Interview with Charles Todd
Charles and Caroline Todd, the mother-and-son writing team of more than 30 mystery novels, talk about their work.
HUSH Podcast #128 — Books from Africa
We recommend books set in Africa for your Reading Around the World challenge. Turn in your challenge by Dec 30.
