This week on Reading with Rory, the girls talk superhero mania, big words that no one understands, and the power of Michael Chabon's imagery in this Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about two cousins who use comics to escape their troubles in New York City during the height of World War II.

Join us for a lively discussion of Woodward and Bernstein's journalistic milestone. This episode has everything: almonds, the role of an independent press in a free society, and the rakish handsomeness of Jason Robards. Bob Woodward declined to comment for this podcast.

Join Sara, Erin, and Lis as they ponder why exactly this timeless children's classic is so timeless. Come for a lively discussion of Lewis Carroll and Erin's dreams and stay to learn the upsetting truth behind mock turtle soup.

Erin, Lis and Sara explore some truths as we discuss Twain's classic The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. There is plenty to debate as we dive deep in hot topics like book banning, racism, and Jonathan Taylor Thomas.

No book is more relevant to our lives today that 1984. Erin, Lis, and Sara discuss the infiltration of Alexa, Apple's takeover of the world, and how important it is not to lose the sensory experiences that make us human. Join us as we kick off the podcast with this timeless and very depressing dystopian classic.

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