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- The Best?!? 100 Books
Welcome to the “Nothing is Wrong with You” book podcast.
Today, we discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of lists that rank books, with a focus on the recent New York Times ranking of the best 100 books of the century–and the subsequent list they crowdsourced readers to develop. We share what books we thought should be on the list, which ones we abandoned, and which choices left us confused.
Plus, we recommend the poignant and captivating book The Postcard by Anne Berest.
Thank you for joining us.
Three avid readers (Rebecca, Colleen, and Athena) host a podcast about being a reader to investigate their interactions with books: this includes a close look at books that people rave about, and we couldn’t even finish, and why we continue to follow writers when we have only liked their early books. It is also a place where we shine a light on the unseen or underappreciated books we fell in love with.
Socials
NOTHING IS WRONG WITH YOU BOOK PODCAST website | https://rebeccabeardsall.com/podcast/
YouTube | @bookpodcasters
COLLEEN CLEMENS
Instagram | @clutzclemens
REBECCA BEARDSALL
website | https://rebeccabeardsall.com
Instagram | @author_rebeccabeardsall
ATHENA ROTH
Instagram | @athenaroth
54 min - Barbara Kingsolver - Bring back Turtle
Welcome to the “Nothing is Wrong with You” book podcast.
Today, we discuss our decades-long relationship with Barbara Kingsolver’s work. We work through our evolving attitudes about her work and explain why seeing Demon Copperhead on lists of best books of the year or even the century makes us scratch our heads. Plus, we recommend the delightful book by Lissa Soep Other People’s Words
Thank you for joining us.
Three avid readers (Rebecca, Colleen, and Athena) host a podcast about being a reader to investigate their interactions with books: this includes a close look at books that people rave about, and we couldn’t even finish, and why we continue to follow writers when we have only liked their early books. It is also a place where we shine a light on the unseen or underappreciated books we fell in love with.
Socials
NOTHING IS WRONG WITH YOU BOOK PODCAST website | https://rebeccabeardsall.com/podcast/
YouTube | @bookpodcasters
COLLEEN CLEMENS
Instagram | @clutzclemens
REBECCA BEARDSALL
website | https://rebeccabeardsall.com
Instagram | @author_rebeccabeardsall
ATHENA ROTH
Instagram | @athenaroth
58 min - Women Talking about Women Talking
Welcome to the “Nothing is Wrong with You” book podcast.
Today we discuss two popular books, Women Talking and The Overstory. We dive deep into what makes us abandon a book and what baggage we bring along with us as readers when deciding what resonates with us. Plus, we recommend the delightful book by Rebecca K. Reilly Greta and Valdin
Thank you for joining us.
Three avid readers (Rebecca, Colleen, and Athena) host a podcast about being readers to investigate their interactions with books: this includes a close look at books that people rave about, and we couldn’t even finish, and why we continue to follow writers when we have only liked their early books. It is also a place where we shine a light on the unseen or underappreciated books we fell in love with.
Socials
NOTHING IS WRONG WITH YOU BOOK PODCAST website | https://rebeccabeardsall.com/podcast/
YouTube | @bookpodcasters
COLLEEN CLEMENS
Instagram | @clutzclemens
REBECCA BEARDSALL
website | https://rebeccabeardsall.com
Instagram | @author_rebeccabeardsall
ATHENA ROTH
Instagram | @athenaroth
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Three avid readers host a podcast about being readers to investigate their interactions with books: this includes a close look at books that people rave about, and we couldn’t even finish, and why we…
continue to follow writers when we have only liked their early books. It is also a place where we shine a light on the unseen or underappreciated books we fell in love with.