
Hannah Harlow and Sam Pfeifle, siblings and co-owners of the Book Shop of Beverly Farms, read four books every two weeks and tell you what they think! And we rate every single book with a sound effect. See which books get an explosion (this book is the bomb!) and which get a whoopie cushion (we would never!). Have a book you want our thoughts on? Hit us up at info@bookshopofbeverlyfarms.com.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureBooksArts | |||

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I love this bimonthly podcast about books and bookshop ownwership. The two owners have varied reading interests and are really homast but always passionate about their reading. As a big reader myself i still get to hear about books that i might not come across or be exposed to. Thank you! And can’t wait to visit someday when I am in the area
Hannah and Sam are smart, literate, insightful, and just so real and genuine. I look forward to sharing time with them. They are a joy.
Episode after episode delivers with insightful commentary, timely news from the publishing world and great banter from these siblings who have truly mastered the format.
Hannah and Sam are funny, relatable, and talk about books in a way that won’t make you feel bad for falling behind on your summer reading list. They are true readers and have a love and appreciation for every genre and type of writing, and I love how they represent the two types of story lovers- those who love character focused stories, and those who love focused stories. Such an easy podcast to listen to on the car, in a plane, or walking to class everyday (my preferred method). This podcast is... more
This show is best when Hannah and Sam are just talking about what they're reading. The guests are cool, but really I just want to hear what they think about the books they're reading so I can decide whether I want to read them or not.
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