The Librarians Suggest

It's Halloween and that means it's time for a spooktacular episode! In Episode 8, we discuss Susan Hill's "The Woman in Black." Hear our thoughts on it as well as some spooky stories of our own. Happy Halloween everyone!

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Major spoilers in Episode 7! This is just one of Jade's & Gina's favorites and Sarah's first time reading it and we just couldn't contain ourselves. If you haven't read "The Ocean at the End of the Lane" by Neil Gaiman yet, just do it already. You'll thank us later. Then listen to this episode! Trust us, you'll finish it in like 4 hours. It's just that good.

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Check out a new segment to the podcast - "Conversations." These episodes will feature discussions on things other than books (gasp!), ranging from movies to music to current issues and much more. (Who are we kidding, there will be other book discussions in these too.)Expect these to come out in the second week of the month.

For the first episode, Sarah and Jade discuss and nerd out about their favorite and newly discovered true-crime podcasts. Interested in this type of podcasts? Then check out this episode for some great suggestions to get you started.

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So the episode focused maybe a little more on Stephen King and his work but we still managed to get a fun discussion going on "The Mist." We also talk about how it compares to the movie as well as the new TV adaptation. And we have our first guest in this episode!

Warning: There are some spoilers about the book but we hope you'll delve into the mist with us anyway.

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The episodes just keep getting longer and longer! We'll try to keep them as short as we can but once we get talking, we can't help it. For our fifth episode, we're discussing R.L. Stine's "The Babysitter." Give it a listen for the urban legend behind this tale and it's many variations, our thoughts on the book and more!

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This is one of two episodes you'll get this month! Welcome to episode 4! We're discussing a beloved childhood classic that almost didn't come to be - A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle. You'll find quantum physics, celestial beings, growing pains and love all wrapped up in this magical book, so join us as we discuss the book and the author.

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For our third episode, we're discussing "Almost Famous Women," a collection of short stories about real women by Megan Mayhew Bergman. It was a perfect read for Short Story Month! Hope you enjoy the episode.

For our second episode, we discuss Pamela Eren's "Eleven Hours." It's a book about two women, one a nurse, the other her patient and how they reconcile their own pasts over the next eleven hours while the patient gives birth. Listen for our review of the book!

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It's a little rough but here's our first book discussion where we talk about Jill Ciment's "Act of God."