All the Books! is a weekly show of recommendations and enthusiasm regarding the week's new book releases.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 805 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsFiction |
This week, Liberty and Patricia discuss Worry, Says Who?, There's Always This Year, and more great books! more
This week Vanessa recommends a mystery with a tattooed, chain-smoking, sleuthing nun and a story about two teen girls and a haunted mansion in timelines ten years apart. more
This week, Liberty and Jeff discuss Memory Piece, James, Next Stop, and more great books! more
Kelly talks about two of the books she read at this time last year that she cannot stop thinking about. more
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This podcast hasn’t been the same since Rebecca left. Liberty and Rebecca were the perfect pairing because Liberty chose some more niche and quirky reads / reads that were specific to her and not always listeners, and Rebecca tended to choose memoirs, nonfiction, and books that appealed to readers in a less niche way. more
I love the Danika Ellis episodes. When I listen to book recommendations I want a very calm, easy to listen to voice. Danika has the perfect podcast voice and phenomenal book recommendations. Please please please include have Danika episodes more often!
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