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Five Cent Taffy (Episode 5)
We share some reads from fellow readers, get pretty deep into dad talks, decided that Alex needs a reading hype person (let us know if you're the one!), and talk about the following books:
• The Lost Bookshop, by Evie Woods
• Just for the Summer, by Abby Jimenez
• Once Upon a Broken Heart, by Stephanie Garber
• The Ballad of Never After, by Stephanie Garber
• Christa Comes Out of Her Shell, by Abbi Waxman
• Coming Home to Tuppeny Bridge, by Sharon Booth
Other books that were discussed briefly or in passing:
• Beartown series, by Fredrik Backman
• A Short Walk through a Wide World, by Douglas Westerbeke
• Eighty Days, by Matthew Goodman (about Nellie Bly)
• The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, by Rebecca Skloot
• The Underground Railroad, by Colson Whitehead
• Small Great Things, by Jodi Picoult
• Midnight at the Blackbird Café, by Heather Webber
Editing credit: Kelly Shook
Music credit: Apollo by Patrick Patrikios
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By Alex and KarlaWe share some reads from fellow readers, get pretty deep into dad talks, decided that Alex needs a reading hype person (let us know if you're the one!), and talk about the following books:
• The Lost Bookshop, by Evie Woods
• Just for the Summer, by Abby Jimenez
• Once Upon a Broken Heart, by Stephanie Garber
• The Ballad of Never After, by Stephanie Garber
• Christa Comes Out of Her Shell, by Abbi Waxman
• Coming Home to Tuppeny Bridge, by Sharon Booth
Other books that were discussed briefly or in passing:
• Beartown series, by Fredrik Backman
• A Short Walk through a Wide World, by Douglas Westerbeke
• Eighty Days, by Matthew Goodman (about Nellie Bly)
• The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, by Rebecca Skloot
• The Underground Railroad, by Colson Whitehead
• Small Great Things, by Jodi Picoult
• Midnight at the Blackbird Café, by Heather Webber
Editing credit: Kelly Shook
Music credit: Apollo by Patrick Patrikios