Go Your Own YA

Go Your Own YA

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Go Your Own YA episodes

  • Episode 4: The Thing in the Chicken House: The Dark-Thirty: Southern Tales of the Supernatural by Patricia McKissack
    Carey and Marie discuss the classic collection of African American supernatural tales, The Dark-Thirty by Patricia McKissack. Chicken coop monsters and wise, loving Bigfoots, the horrors of slavery and oppression, and the inspiration for a lifetime studying folklore--all in one book! We share some ghost stories from our childhood and hometowns, and share readalikes and what we're currently reading to follow up on this amazing, award-winning book. In this episode, the 11:59 comes for us all.
    26 min
  • Episode 3: Just Another Creepy Doll: The Museum of Mary Child by Cassandra Golds
    It's Spooky Month! Carey and Marie kick things off with The Museum of Mary Child by Cassandra Golds. Within, all your creepy doll, Anglican allegory, talking bird, Regency Gothic and mysterious orphan needs. In this episode, you tell yourself it was just a dream, but the Society of Caged Birds tells us otherwise.
    Show notes at: https://www.goyourownya.com/blog/2017/10/2/episode-3-just-another-creepy-doll-the-museum-of-mary-child-by-cassandra-golds
    0 min
  • Episode 2: Never Mind the Bhangra: Born Confused by Tanuja Desai Hidier
    Carey and Marie take a trip back to early-oughts NYC to explore identity, music, photography, and THAT ONE BEST FRIEND. In Born Confused by Tanuja Desai Hidier (now celebrating its 15th anniversary!) we meet Dimple, caught between identities, friends, passions, and the fact that her best friend is in love with the suitable boy her parents love. We discuss cultural appropriation, NYU, making art and how hard it was to pick just one quote. Not to mention, some greats oughts fashion
    Show notes: https://www.goyourownya.com/blog/2017/8/21/episode-2-never-mind-the-bangra-born-confused-by-tanuja-desai-hidier
    50 min

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Carey and Marie talk lesser-known young adult lit with a weirdo adult sensibility and a whole lot of pop culture references