All the Books!
Book RiotAll the Books! is a weekly show of recommendations and enthusiasm regarding the week's new book releases.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 988 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksFictionArts | |||
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This week, Liberty and Danika discuss Call Me Ishmaelle, Meet the Newmans, The Starseekers, and more great books!
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All the Books! is taking a holiday break, so we wanted to take this opportunity to reflect on some of the books we were most excited to read in 2025 (and some of them did indeed make our favorite books of the year lists!). In this rerun episode, Libe... more
All the Books! is on a holiday break, so we're sharing this recent Zero to Well-Read episode in which Jeff and Rebecca discuss the award-winning books, pop culture phenomena, book club picks, and crossover hits of 2025 and attempt to identify the one... more
All the (More!) Books! is on a short holiday break and figured you might be too doing such things as going to the movies. Well, if seeing Hamnet is on your list, we thought you'd enjoy this recent Book Riot Podcast episode in which Rebecca sits down ... more
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- Delightful
I found this podcast during the pandemic and I have been regularly listening to it ever since. It is truly delightful to hear such well-read hosts talk about books of every genre imaginable. This podcast has helped me find so many books I never would’ve known about if I hadn’t been listening. Liberty Hardy in particular is really impressive - her joy for books is palpable and her love of cats and bird watching are fun extras.
Apple Podcasts5Bookstarr
United Statesa month ago - Used to be my favorite
This used to be my favorite podcast. Listened religiously to the Well Read Heads. Still love Liberty but Rebecca moved on (fair, she doesn't have to stay committed to the pod forever) but was replaced by a revolving door of cohosts who basically range from "meh" to unlistenable. I don't know how else to kindly say not everyone is meant for podcasting. I'm certainly not. The episodes with Emily are especially painful. PLEASE revamp this show again. I miss it!
Apple Podcasts2MarysPlace201United States3 months ago - Disappointed
Tried this podcast because I really like the Book riot podcast. Disappointing. 5 minutes of air headed opening fluff. Host didn’t want to be there and hadn’t read the books on a list she was discussing. Finally got to talking about a book. Launched into a high school book report summarization of plot. I expected much more from Book Riot.
Apple Podcasts2Mm4530United States4 months ago - Sound issues
It sounds like one of the hosts is talking through a can.
Apple Podcasts2AllyA14United States4 months ago - Disappointing over the last couple years
I used to LOVE this show! When Liberty and Rebecca hosted together, it was by far my favorite bookish podcast. I’ve listened to every single show, multiple times, and would look forward to it every Tuesday. Over the past couple years however, I’ve lost interest. The books they recommend are so obscure-cats in space, noodle loving robots… come on. I used to be able to go to my independent book stores, and know what all of the newly released books were about from the podcast. Now, I have to find ... more
Apple Podcasts2Melanie MefUnited States5 months ago
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The content centers around weekly discussions of new book releases, celebrating the joy of reading and the discovery of diverse titles across various genres. Episodes feature lively discussions led by hosts who share their personal insights and recommendations, frequently emphasizing themes of representation and inclusivity in literature. The show highlights both whimsical and profound narratives, providing listeners with a connection to the literary community through engaging conversations about books that matter and the impact they have on readers.
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