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Adventure isn’t dead. It’s just waiting for you on the next page.
Host Joe Skelley is joined by Amy Allen Clark (@momadvice) and creator Joe Zawada (@joezawadareads) to keep the adventure conversation going with a stack of adventure stories that bring the danger, drama, twists and absolutely zero respect for your bedtime.
From high stakes journeys to impossible odds and the kind of books that make “I’ll read one chapter” a hilarious lie, we’re sharing adventure book recommendations that will keep you reading all night.
If you’re looking for your next great adventure read, consider this your very official excuse to ignore your sleep schedule.
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Who’s in this episode:
Joe – Instagram
Amy Allen Clark - Links
Joe Zawada - Links
Book Recommendations:
Amy's Picks:
Runner - Ashton Lattimore
Castle of Water - Dane Huckelbridge
My Sister’s Going to Kill Me - Nina Simon
The Force of Such Beauty - Barbara Bourland
Fishbone Cinderella - Elizabeth Lim
Joe Z's Picks:
Taipei Story – RF Kuang
The Knight and the Moth - Rachel Gillig
Sublimation - Isabel J. Kim
Destiny’s Edge - M.L. Wang
Tempest - Victoria Aveyard
Joe S's Picks:
The Girl from the Sea – Lee Knox Ostertag
Gumshoe – Brenna Thummler
Millie of the Manor - Karina Evans, Andrea Bell
438 Days – Jonathan Franklin
Lost in the Valley of Death – Harley Rustad
Canon – Paige Lewis
Honey in Her Veins – Ruth McKell
Project V – Park Seolyeon
Time stamps:
00:00:00 Title
00:00:20 Welcome and Intro
00:02:44 What our guests think of when they hear Adventure Story
00:11:56 Adventure Recommendations
01:14:43 Comment Question
01:15:03 Thank you and Outro
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The Witchlings series has reached its magical finale, and we’re celebrating with the author herself!
In this bonus episode of Book Lounge by Libby, host Joe Skelley sits down with Claribel A. Ortega to look back at the Witchlings series as a whole, from its magical world and unforgettable characters to friendship, identity, growing up and all the twists and turns along the way.
With the final Witchlings book releasing today, this conversation celebrates the journey to the series finale, what Witchlings has meant to Claribel and what it feels like to bring this magical story to an end.
Spoiler note: The first 16 minutes are spoiler-free. Light spoilers begin around 16:09, and we’ll give you a warning before discussing any major spoilers.
If you’ve read the Witchlings series, are finishing the finale or simply love magical middle grade fantasy, come hang out with us!
If YOU want the chance to win the complete Witchlings series, go enter to win on our Instagram @BookLoungePod
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Who’s in this episode:
Joe – Instagram
Claribel A. Ortega – Website, Instagram, Join the Witchlings Discord
Books by Claribel:
The Witchlings Series:
Witchlings
The Golden Frog Games
House of Elephants
Scepter of Memories
The Sea Witch Prophecy
Ghost Squad
Frizzy
The Girl and the Robobt – Oz Rodriguez, Claribel A. Ortega
Time stamps:
00:00:00 Title
00:00:20 Intro and welcome to Claribel A. Ortega!
00:04:54 Writing the final book
00:10:09 Why five books felt right for Witchlings
00:11:40 What will Claribel miss most about the world of Witchlings
00:16:09 Spolier-light recap of the series
00:23:59 Monstruos mythology, identity and childhood storytelling
00:41:44 Spoiler discussion begins for book 5
00:55:12 The essence of Witchlings
00:55:43 A message to longtime readers
00:57:22 Comment question of the day!
00:57:32 GIVEAWAY DETAILS!
00:58:21 Thank you and farewell
00:59:39 Outro
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Is the classic adventure story dead, or has it simply gotten a serious makeover?
From treasure hunts and lost worlds to quests, monsters and impossible missions, adventure has always been one of the biggest reading pleasures around. But what happens when the genre collides with modern sci fi, fantasy and the wildest corners of contemporary storytelling?
Host Joe Skelley is joined by author John Scalzi to dig into why adventure books still have such a grip on readers, how the genre has transformed over time and why stories built around discovery, danger and a good old fashioned “let’s see what happens” continue to thrive.
We’re talking classic adventure, modern adventure books, science fiction, fantasy, quests, escapism and the enduring appeal of getting swept up in a story that refuses to sit still.
So grab your metaphorical map, pack some snacks and join us in the Book Lounge. Adventure isn’t dead. It just got weird.
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Titles mentioned in this episode:
Starman Jones – Robert A. Heinlein
Hatchet – Gary Paulsen
Project Hail Mary – Andy Weir
Dungeon Crawler Carl – Matt Dinniman
A Winkle in Time – Madeleine L’Engle
The Dark is Rising – Susan Cooper
The Hunger Games – Suzanne Collins
Uglies – Scott Westerfeld
Old Man’s War – John Scalzi
Monsters of Ohio – John Scalzi
Agent to the Stars – John Scalzi
When the Moon Hits Your Eye – John Scalzi
Redshirts – John Scalzi
All Quiet on the Western Front – Erich Maria Remarque
Who’s in this episode:
Joe – Instagram
John Scalzi – Website, Instagram
Time stamps:
00:00:00 Title
00:00:20 Welcome and intro
00:01:30 The Adventure Stories that shaped us
00:07:42 How adventure evolved
00:19:06 The power of personal recommendations
00:33:55 Why adventure stories offer escape
00: 44:55 Why adventure isn’t dead
00:55:19 Comment question and outro
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What happens when readers get REALLY into a book? Sometimes… everyone starts reading it.
In this episode of Book Lounge by Libby, host Joe Skelley is joined by authors whose books found huge audiences through book clubs, BookTok, Bookstagram and online reading communities. We’re talking about the very real power of readers to turn a great book into a full-blown phenomenon and what it’s like for an author to watch that happen.
How does a book become the one everyone is recommending? Why do some stories take off in book clubs? And what makes readers want to pass a book along to everyone they know?
Plus, we’re getting into the joy, chaos and occasionally unhinged energy of being part of a reading community.
Whether you’re a lifelong book club member, a solo reader who lives in the group chat or someone who has ever said “I HAVE to make you read this,” this one is for you.
If you're part of a book club, tell us about it! How big is your group? How often do you meet? What's the best book you've ever read together? And, perhaps most importantly, what's the book that nearly started a civil war?
Listen or watch now, and join the conversation with Book Lounge by Libby.
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Who’s in this episode:
Joe – Instagram
Heather Morris – Website, Instagram
Morgan Elizabeth – Website, Instagram
Patti C. Henry – Website, Instagram
Guest Books:
Some of Heather Morris' books:
The Tattooist of Auschwitz
Cilka’s Journey
Three Sisters
Sisters Under the Rising Sun
The Piano Teacher of Montparnasse
Morgan Elizabeth's traditionally published book:
Meet Cute Magic
Some of Patti C. Henry's books:
Losing the Moon
The Story She Left Behind
The Secret Book of Flora Lea
Becoming Mrs. Lewis
Once Upon a Wardrobe
Time stamps:
00:00:00 Title
00:00:19 Welcome and Intro
00:01:24 When did you realize your book had become a book club hit?
00:11:56 Did a book club change the trajectory of your book?
00:26:35 What are some of the events that stick out to you?
00:36:18 What impact does reader response have on your writing?
00:46:00 The parasocial lines between author and reader
00:57:09 Thank you, comment question and outro
Enjoying the show? Follow Book Lounge by Libby, leave a rating or review, and watch every episode on the Libby App YouTube channel. Find us on Libbylife.com/booklounge
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October is here, and our TBR is looking positively haunted. 👻 Joe is joined by his coworker Nahomy to talk about the new books coming out in October 2026, from creepy haunted houses and witchy fantasy to vampires, horror graphic novels, dark mysteries and stories that will have you sleeping with the lights on.
Whether you're looking for your next spooky horror read, a magical fantasy adventure or a creepy thriller to curl up with this fall, we've got your October new book radar covered. Plus, we're sharing a few honorable mentions and unexpected picks to round out your reading list.
Find your next favorite read with Book Lounge by Libby, powered by libraries and made for readers.
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Book recommendations:
Nahomy’s Picks:
The House Built on Alligator Bones – Sophia Huneycutt
Legends & Lattes: The Graphic Novel – Travis Baldree, adapted – Samuel Sattin, Illustrated – Shanti Rittgers and Sarah Webb
Peck & Peck – Bonnie Garmus
Until the Last Light Goes Out – Courtney Gould
A Court of Splintered Harmony – Sarah J. Maas
Look What the Cat Dragged In – Jason Rekulak
When the World Was Happy – Benjamin Alire Sáenz
Joe’s Picks:
Honorable mentions:
Stagtown vol. 1 – Punko
The Sea Witch Prophecy – Claribel A. Ortega
The Tarot Trials – Katee Robert
The Memory of Borrowed Books – Meg Anderson
Episode picks:
Solace House – Will Maclean
Carrying – Samantha Josephs
Bruja’s Nest – Brenda LaTorre
When the Night Comes Knocking – Katherine Daniel
The Chain House – JH Markert
Dive Bar at the End of the Road – Kelley Armstrong
Please Enjoy Your Stay – Tara Goedjen
Night of the Mallrats – Nicolina Torres
Fangs and All – Tas Mukanik
Who’s in this episode:
Joe – Instagram
Nahomy - Instagram
Time stamps:
00:00:00 Title
00:00:20 Intro & Welcome
00:02:53 Joe’s Honorable Mentions list
00:05:41 Our October 2026 Book Picks
00:48:19 We want to hear from you! Comment Question
00:48:43 Thanks and outro
Enjoying the show? Follow Book Lounge by Libby, leave a rating or review, and watch every episode on the Libby App YouTube channel. Find us on Libbylife.com/booklounge
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Today's featured books: https://marketplace.overdrive.com/Marketplace/OneCopyOneUserAndMeteredAccess/SuggestedList/41715
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What actually makes a book club GOOD? And how do you get people to come back month after month without turning it into homework?
This week on Book Lounge by Libby, we're going behind the scenes of the book club. Joe is joined by Amy Allen Clark of Book Gang Podcast and book club, Dave McNally, Adult Services Supervisor at Cuyahoga County Public Library, and Meara of (@mearaisreading) to talk about what makes a great book club, how groups choose what to read, the biggest barriers that keep people from joining and what happens when a book club meeting goes completely off the rails.
We're talking book club tips, discussion drama, choosing books, reading outside your comfort zone, building community and, naturally, some very important book club gossip.
Whether you're already a devoted book club person, thinking about joining one or wondering if you should finally start your own, this conversation has something for you.
And yes, we get into the books that brought people together, the ones that divided them and the stories that have become legendary around the book club table.
If you're watching or listening on Spotify, comment and let us know: If you're part of a book club, tell us about it! How big is your group? How often do you meet? What's the best book you've ever read together? And, perhaps most importantly, what's the book that nearly started a civil war?
OR come comment on today's post over on Instagram at @bookloungepod.
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Book recommendations:
Jane Eyre – Charlotte Bronte
Slaughterhouse-Five – Kurt Vonnegut
Heart the Lover – Lily King
Daughters of Shandong – Eve J. Chung
Woodworking – Emily St. James
The Rachel Incident – Caroline O’Donoghue
Sula – Toni Morrison
The Bluest Eye – Toni Morrison
I See You’ve Called in Dead – John Kenney
Into Thin Air – Jon Krakauer
Into the Wild – Jon Krakauer
The Art Thief – Michael Finkel
The Final Revival of Opal & Nev – Dawnie Walton
Big Swiss – Jen Beagin
Death in Her Hands – Ottessa Moshfegh
The End of Men – Christina Sweeney-Baird
Tuesdays With Morrie – Mitch Albom
Crime and Punishment – Fyodor Dostoyevsky
The Hunger Games – Suzanne Collins
Chain-Gang All-Stars – Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah
Guillotine – Delilah S. Dawson
Who’s in this episode:
Amy Allen Clark - Links
Meara - Links
Time stamps:
00:00:00 Title
00:00:19 Welcome and intro
00:12:10 Different styles and sizes of Book Clubs
00:21:48 Preparing for Discussion
00:47:24 Do you always finish the book?
01:01:57 What should you know before you walk into book club the first time?
01:05:52 Comment Question and Outro
Enjoying the show? Follow Book Lounge by Libby, leave a rating or review, and watch every episode on the Libby App YouTube channel. Find us on Libbylife.com/booklounge
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What REALLY happens behind the reference desk? On this episode of Book Lounge by Libby, host Joe Skelley is joined by Becky Cameron and Kate Merlene from Cuyahoga County Public Library and Morgan Schultz from Lutheran West School for a very candid, very fun conversation about life as a librarian.
We're spilling the librarian tea on wild patron questions, unexpected library requests, book recommendations, overhyped authors, underrated reads and the services your library offers that you might not even know about.
Plus, we're getting into librarian superpowers, memorable library moments, favorite programs and the realities of working with readers of all ages.
Whether you're a lifelong library lover, a curious reader or someone who has ever wondered what librarians REALLY think, this is your invitation behind the scenes.
Get ready for library secrets, bookish hot takes, hilarious stories and plenty of reasons to visit your local library. Grab your library card and join the conversation!
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Time stamps:
00:00:00 Title
00:00:20 Intro
00:01:03 Getting to know our guests
00:05:12 Assumptions about librarians
00:15:55 The most checked-out authors
00:25:07 Let’s get shady
00:32:40 Strangest patron questions
00:55:06 What’s a favorite program or service?
00:59:27 Outro
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What happens when you let your local library surprise you? For the Season 4 premiere of Book Lounge by Libby, we're celebrating Library Card Sign-Up Month with a little literary mystery, a few unexpected projects and a whole lot of library love.
Joe is joined by Meara (@mearaisreading) for a Blind Date with a (Library) Book! We each head to our local libraries with three missions: get a book recommendation from a librarian, choose a book from a library display and discover a third surprise in the form of a unique activity, craft or project.
Then we come back together to reveal our picks, share what we got up to and compare notes on our library adventures. Expect book recommendations, library discoveries, creative chaos and a lil vlog moment because apparently talking about books wasn't enough.
Whether you're a lifelong library lover or haven't stepped into your local branch in a while, this episode is your invitation to explore, get curious and let your library surprise you.
Grab your library card and come hang out in the Book Lounge!
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Book recommendations:
We – Yevgeny Zamyatin
West with Giraffes – Lynda Rutledge
The Unfortunates – JK Chukwu
Checked Out – Katie Fricas
Who’s in this episode:
Meara - Links
Time stamps:
00:00:00 Title
00:00:20 Intro
00:02:06 Vlogging to the Library
00:04:40 Diving into our library prompts and experience
01:04:41 What’s next and outro
Enjoying the show? Follow Book Lounge by Libby, leave a rating or review, and watch every episode on the Libby App YouTube channel. Find us on Libbylife.com/booklounge
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What scares you? For bestselling author Jeneva Rose, the answer might be… literally anything. 👀
Jeneva joins Book Lounge by Libby to talk about her new horror collection, Sometimes I Scare Myself, a trio of twisted stories filled with séances gone wrong, creepy houses, cursed objects and the kind of decisions that make you want to yell at a character through the page.
We’re getting into what makes a horror story actually scary, why familiar settings can make the best nightmares and what happens when you take classic horror tropes and give them a Jeneva Rose twist. Plus, Jeneva reveals what scares her — because apparently even the person writing the nightmares has nightmares.
If you’re looking for your next horror book, spooky-season read or thriller to keep you up way too late, consider this your sign to add Sometimes I Scare Myself to your TBR.
Sometimes I Scare Myself is out September 22, 2026.
Book Lounge by Libby is your place for book conversations, recommendations and the people behind the stories. Grab your favorite drink, get cozy and meet us in the Lounge.
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Who’s in this episode:
Jeneva Rose – links
Books by Jeneva:
Sometimes I Scare Myself (out September 22, 2026)
The Perfect Marriage
The Perfect Divorce
One of Us is Dead
You Shouldn’t Have Come Here
#CrimeTime
Home is Where the Bodies Are
The Girl I Was
Time stamps:
00:00:00 Title
00:00:23 Intro
00:01:07 Getting to know Jeneva Rose
00:02:01 Scaring Yourself
00:26:37 A trope you’re determined to reinvent
00:49:52 Horror Lightning Round
00:52:19 Outro
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Virginia Woolf has inspired generations of readers, but what happens when you take one of her novels and bring it to a modern audience?
This week, Joe is joined by Justine Waddell, writer and producer of Virginia Woolf’s Night & Day, to talk about her love of Woolf, the process of adapting a classic novel and the changes that have to be made when bringing an older story into the present day.
They dig into what makes Woolf’s work so enduring, the challenges of translating a classic for contemporary audiences and the decisions that come with adapting a beloved novel while staying true to its spirit. And yes, there are spoilers! Spoilers begin around 26:10 and run through 32:36.
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Book recommendations:
Night and Day – Virginia Woolf (ebook)
Night and Day – Virginia Woolf (audiobook)
Time stamps:
00:00:00 Title
00:00:23 Welcome and Intro
00:00:45 Conversation with Justine Waddell
00:50:18 Outro
Enjoying the show? Follow Book Lounge by Libby, leave a rating or review, and watch every episode on the Libby App YouTube channel. Find us on Libbylife.com/booklounge
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