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All the Books!

Book Riot
Books
Book Riot
Jennifer Givhan
River Woman, River Demon
A Dreadful Splendor
B.R. Myers
Portrait Of a Thief
Killers Of a Certain Age
Read Harder Challenge
Holiday Country
Care Of Letters, Connections, and Cures
The Black Period
Memoir
Brujería
Gothic Mystery
Spiritualism
The Neighbor Favor
No Boy Summer
Eat the Rich
Motor Crush

All the Books! is a weekly show of recommendations and enthusiasm regarding the week's new book releases.

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes907Founded10 years ago
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This week, Liberty and Patricia discuss When the Moon Hits Your Eye, Blazing Eye Sees All, The Portable Feminist Reader, and more great books!

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This week, Sharifah talks about two very different and excellent books she recommends — a memoir about grieving during the pandemic and a novella about a killer mannequin.

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This week, Liberty and Emily discuss Murder by Memory, I'll Love You Forever, Animal Instinct, and more great books!

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This week, Liberty talks about a couple of great older books she loves, plus two she's excited to read!

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Host

Liberty Hardy
Co-host known for her enthusiasm and deep knowledge of literature and book recommendations, demonstrating a wide breadth of literary interests.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • I haven’t read this book but..

    I used to really love this pod back when Rebecca was co-hosting, came back to it a couple weeks ago to see what the vibes were, and I’m so disappointed. They are no longer reading the books, so mostly reading aloud the publisher’s summary and saying they’re soo excited to read it eventually - which really isn’t giving me any additional value from just looking up what’s new this week myself. Lots of middle grade books, but I would go somewhere else if that’s what I was looking for. I understand i... more

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    katr14
    United States2 months ago
  • Give liberty a vacation

    Liberty has been off her game for months now because she is unwell. while I know she doesn’t want it to, it obviously is making the podcast far less cohesive and entertaining. It has become a negative space filled with her illnesses, despondency, and she is meandering around so many topics that it doesn’t even make a lot of sense sometimes. I really hope she just takes the time off and let others step in to keep the podcast going. I am sure there is a good team that could do that for her so she... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    :)Amy45
    United States4 months ago
  • Some good content but has issues

    First, I do like being able to find out about books coming out in different genres so I have some issues with this pod. First, the host has some vocal fry. It’s hard to listen to her voice. Second, it takes several minutes for the pod to start. The beginning 5-10 min is just how you’re doing type stuff. And lastly the synopsis provided for each book is too on the fly and so it’s hard to follow (meandering at times). If these things were improved I would continue to listen but as is, I had to giv... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    SophieSSH
    United States5 months ago
  • Strange set up!

    Love literature podcasts, but yours had such a odd set up, labeling the episodes by dates, as if you didn’t want to give the listener the choice to have any ideas about the topic unless they sit through the podcast. That’s quite pompous!

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    EMA-LEC
    Canada6 months ago
  • Not real literature criticism. Pure wokeness

    This podcast is good to let you know what is out. But apart from that there is very little of worth from listening to the two hosts. They give a list of warnings or triggers about each book that is ridiculous and so childish (‘for this murder mystery the warnings are murder, crime, violence, hate …). Also they preach about about topics and people in a very unprofessional way. Their wholeness gets in the way of any attempt to be a professional objective critic. I would not recommend.

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Listeners Say

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Listeners expressed desires for improvements in the presentation, including reducing casual chitchat to focus more on book recommendations.
Some find the structure and flow of discussions to be somewhat meandering or chaotic, impacting the overall cohesiveness.
Listeners appreciate the enthusiastic and knowledgeable recommendations from the hosts, specifically praising Liberty Hardy's engaging personality.
Technical aspects, including audio quality, have been noted as inconsistent, which can detract from the overall listening experience.
The emphasis on diverse literature and representation is a significant positive point for many listeners, appealing to their reading preferences.

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#27
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#75
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#26
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#82
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#217
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#158
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Talking Points

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New Releases and More for March 19, 2024
Q: What do you want to talk about today?
Let's talk about new books.
New Releases and More for March 19, 2024
Q: I fired up Skype because I thought that's what we were using, and my last Skype interaction was with you in July of last year, Lib. So I now call it Liberty.
I renamed Skype Liberty on my home screen. So there you are.
New Releases and More for November 5, 2024
Q: Why do witches ride brooms?
It seems impractical and uncomfortable, raising questions about the historical context of this image.
New Releases and More for November 5, 2024
Q: What's the most interesting thing you learned about Halloween traditions?
In some areas, there are unofficial fireworks celebrations on Halloween, which is not common everywhere.

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This podcast focuses on new book releases, offering listeners engaging discussions and recommendations for the latest literary works. The co-hosts passionately explore a variety of genres, including fiction, memoirs, and fantasy, often emphasizing the significance of diversity in literature and personal anecdotes about their reading experiences. Unique episodes tackle themes surrounding the unpredictability of book release dates and the challenges readers face in discovering new titles. The lively and sometimes humorous dialogue between hosts creates an inviting atmosphere for book enthusiasts seeking fresh reading suggestions.

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