Hope this helps at least a little bit! This episode is based off of the structure provided by LitCharts. I did read the book, and I cannot recommend it enough. I personally haven't watched the TV show, but I've heard good things about it. I've also heard that the first season follows the book pretty closely as well. 

Which book should I do next? You can message me @learning.the.lingo on instagram or comment here. Also, tell me what I can do better!

Hope this helps at least a little bit! This episode is based off of the structure provided by LitCharts. I did read the book, it was pretty wack. I still suggest reading it if you can, but no pressure!

Which book should I do next? You can message me @learning.the.lingo on instagram or comment here. Also, tell me what I can do better!

Just to be clear, I don't encourage using this to skip your summer reading. However. I do realize that it's hard to read especially now, so I figured I'd provide a resource to help. Let me know what other books I should do! Comment here or on @learning.the.lingo on instagram.

See you next time, and thanks for listening!

Sorry for the inconsistency. Let me know what you guys want to hear about in the comments or at @learning.the.lingo on Instagram. Keep an ear out for new episodes every week!

In this episode, I interviewed Jacob, an upperclassman from Minerva. What would you tell the world?

https://www.thespanishexperiment.com/stories/chicken-little

How do you get  your information? Is it from the media? From independent sources? From your friends' Facebook wall? An interesting story to think about concerning the implications of accepting everything  you read on the internet. 

In this episode, I went through a daily Duolingo practice for Portuguese. 

Enjoy! 

https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/books/first/l/lahiri-maladies.html

In this episode, I'm reading the first half of this short story about loss, relationships, love, and vulnerability. This is food for thought. I will not be providing any interpretations at this time, just because this story is experienced so differently by everyone. 

https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/books/first/l/lahiri-maladies.html

In this episode, I'm reading the first half of this short story about loss, relationships, love, and vulnerability. Enjoy!

Thanks for listening! Here are the sources if you are interested.

https://news.un.org/fr/story/2019/09/1052522

https://childrensbooksforever.com/Childrenpics/Le%20Premier%20noel%20de%20bonbon.pdf