In chapter 11, we celebrate audiobook month by discussing what makes an enjoyable listening experience. We go on to try our hand at creating an audio version of Hans Christian Andersen's story called "Soup from a Sausage Skewer." A big thank you to friend of the show, Jeff Baham, of the Doombuggies and Mousetalgia podcasts for helping plus our story with sound effects. Let's read, share, and repeat.

In this chapter we celebrate Short Story Month by first using story dice to create a short story and then discussing Charlotte Perkins Gilman's short story "The Yellow Wallpaper." 

This month we discuss Little Free Libraries: their history, purpose, and our experience with them. We also mention our topic for next month: a group read of the short story The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. Let's keep reading, sharing, and repeating!

In this chapter of Sibling Library, we discuss experiencing the Kurt Vonnegut classic: Slaughterhouse Five in three different formats. We each read the original novel and the graphic novel representation as well as watched the movie. We talk about our takeaways and our favorite formats. Have any thoughts about the story yourself? Please share with us!

In the month of love we talk about our appreciation of libraries for National Library Lovers month and why we enjoy reading non-fiction and how this experience is different than reading fiction. We also extend an invitation to any of our listeners that are interested in participating in our experiment of experiencing the story of Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut in three different formats (novel, graphic novel, and movie) before our March episode. Let's continue to read, share, and repeat.

On this month's episode we discuss what our New Year's resolution books are and continue with discussing the 2020 Newbery Award winning book as well as the 2020 Newbery Honor books.

As we end this year of 2020, thank goodness, we look back on our favorite books we read throughout the year. We also discuss favorite book gifts and a special Icelandic Christmas tradition.