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- @lhnath | Can you think of an author or poet whose work really comes alive when it’s read aloud?Click here to reply to @lhnath
"Hope you're having a great day and thank you for your time here. And I. I hope this post edifies you. The title of this post is Do I know a poet or author whose work really comes alive when it's read aloud? Well, I would suggest that the Bible comes alive when it's read aloud. That's the book I reference the most. Why is that? Well, the Bible is such an amazing book and you literally can study it day after day and never."5 min - @kategale | Peggy ShumakerClick here to reply to @kategale
"Because already we are fossils, my love, waiting for the right eye. Because my wrists shoot lightning cut my breath. Because I cannot turn a doorknob, cannot enter or leave. Because, my love, you will die first or I will die first. Peggy Shoemaker."2 min - @DBPardes | Can you think of an author or poet whose work really comes alive when it’s read aloud?Click here to reply to @DBPardes
"It's a very, very nature based book and also based in a time and a place that deserves really good reading because there's a lot of southern accents from, I guess there was Kentucky, there was a couple of others, and she just nailed it. And it just brought everything so alive."2 min - @DBPardes | Big Swiss | RECOMMEND HIGHLYClick here to reply to @DBPardes
"And there's so many levels to this book that I think the author really enjoyed writing from, because she wants you to be in a little bit of shock and a little bit of taboo areas, but she wants you also to consider. You know, when you engage with people, you get only one level first. And then when you get to know them, it's really that experience of un. Packing the complexity of every human psyche."3 min - @DBPardes | AUDIO BOOKS - Listening to a book vs reading a book - do you value one over the other?Click here to reply to @DBPardes
"I do love tucking myself away with a book in my hand and reading it for sure. And they're just different. I wanted to ask if you have thoughts about when you listen to a book versus when you read a book, how that feels for you. And I'm posting this in Bedside Table because this is my swell cast for community communities to talk about books. So I'm excited to do it here and if you have any thoughts, I would love to hear them. Thank you."2 min - @InTheGarden | A book that I think we should all read together in this clubClick here to reply to @InTheGarden
"And every time she discovers something, it goes into the history of where that book is and where it ex in the periods, in what period of Jewish history and well, of history and where it finds itself according to what is happening to the Jewish people at that point. It's just such a beautiful, magnificently written thing and I truly, honestly think that everybody should read it."2 min - @User71 | A book that I think we should all read together in this clubClick here to reply to @User71
"Oh, this is a very easy one. I strongly believe that everybody should read the Godfather. I know for a fact that most people have only watched the movie, but frankly, the book, like all books, are much better than movies. The book is an absolutely fantastic book. Highly recommend that we should all read this together because I think we're going to have a lot of perspectives. So Godfather is my recommendation."1 min - @BedsideTable | Welcome to Your Bedside Table Book Club PodcastClick here to reply to @BedsideTable
"So thank you for being a part of it. Follow the book club here, and you can also follow it, of course, on wherever you listen to podcasts. So thanks so much and welcome. And let's keep on thinking about the books we want to read. There's a prompt here, in fact, that says, please give us a book suggestion. So don't be shy about doing that. Thanks so much."2 min - @DBPardes | Big Swiss | female sexuality…Click here to reply to @DBPardes
"So I think that Jen offers just this sense of messiness and unpredictability and big feelings attached to these identities of sexuality. I think it's a really, really profound book because of this. It's fun. It's also so unpredictable because you don't know what initially, you don't know what the intention is. You're kind of like going, ooh, this is so naughty that Greta's doing this. And she's happening into spaces where she's actually meeting the voices behind the transcriptions."3 min - @DBPardes | Big Swiss | thoughts on sex therapyClick here to reply to @DBPardes
"It's at the crosshairs of, you know, deep psychology, but also just societal, you know, norms like, do people feel ashamed to talk about things that are uncomfortable for them? And that's half the hurdle in these rooms. But the women tend to be way more verbose than the men. I think, in general, this author definitely opens up a world that a lot of us have never been in."3 min
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