Merriam and I talked all about Trouble with a Tiny T, world-building, and other bookish magic.

I'd call this story a mix between Toy Story and Indian in the Cupboard- when Westin finds a magic bag that brings toys to life, he uses it, and hilarity ensues.

Today I’m chatting with Stephanie Cooke, one of the authors of Oh My Gods!

Which is available now!

 Rebecca is the author of Race to the Bottom of the Earth, our first (of I hope many) nonfiction authors. Rebecca tells us about two races in Antarctica many years apart, and although Human advancement improved the tech in 2018, the conditions and isolation were the same in 1918. It was super interesting, and we'll be reading it at our nonfiction round table this year.

Ghost Girl is our kick-off book in our newest RoundTable for Middle-Grade readers who adore a good scare. So I thought it would be fitting to feature Ally and her book on her actual Book Birthday!!

Please enjoy our chat about all the scary books and excuse a bit of audio irregularity for a few seconds in the middle- I blame the ghosts in my house.  :)

YA!! It's our first YA author visit to the blanket tent where the Bookish Society Secrets is recorded in plush secrecy. 

Glitter Gets Everywhere sort of like grief. This Middle-Grade Novel is one of the best stories I read this year.

Jaime and I chat about all things Bookish including her new book: Hope Springs Which you can pre-order now before the release date in August 2021.

This is a new special kind of episode for us. The Bookish Society kids have a recorded Q and A with author Chrystal Giles, and they put her through the wringer.

Chris Baron, the author of The Magical Imperfect and All of Me joins us and we covered a lot of Bookish ground.

ES Christison and I talk again- the first time we had technical difficulties and it turned out okay because the time we felt like old friends.