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Reading Isn't For Kids

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Fear Street
R.L. Stine
Children's Literature
Chainsaw Man
Manga
Goosebumps
Animorphs
Denji
Captain Underpants
Magic Tree House
Makima
Emily
Pochita
Jake
The Sharing
K.A. Applegate
Tobias
Marco
Jessie
Rich

Two grown adults read and discuss children's books and also sometimes comics. Book series include, Junie B. Jones, The Magic Treehouse, and Fear Street. Comics range from Marvel graphic novels to the Walking Dead. Remember Reading Isn't For Kids!

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This morning’s episode Anna and Austin review and discuss the 2001 Children’s Chapter books Junie B. Jones is Captain Field Day book 16 and Junie B. Jones is a Graduation Girl book 17 and It was written by Barbara Park Illustrated by Denise Brunkus. ... more

This morning’s episode Anna and Austin review and discuss the 2001 Children’s Chapter book Wayside School is Falling Down and It was written by Louis Sachar. Similar to Sideways Stories from Wayside School, the chapters follow an episodic nature, fol... more

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This morning’s episode Anna and Austin review and discuss the 2000s Children’s Chapter books Magic Tree House Book #24 Earthquake in the Early Morning and Book #25 Stage Fright on a Summer Night. It was written by Mary Pope Osbourne and Illustrated b... more

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Hosts

Austin
Co-host, provides insights and critiques on children's literature, often infusing humor with critical commentary.
Anna
Co-host, shares humorous commentary on the book being discussed, providing relatable insights and anecdotes.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 75 ratings
  • These books are my childhood

    I love these two. They are funny and have really good Chemistry. They should date!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Melply
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love this show!!!!!

    I found Nort and Anna from the Encounter Table and I’m so happy I did!!! This show brings up so much memories from the books I read as a child. 10/10

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KiryKoala
    United States2 years ago
  • Love love love

    I love this show, every episode is something incredible. I especially love all the misinformation that Austin loves to spread and how Anna normally takes a second to be like nuh uh. But truly amazing thank you guys.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Littlemench1
    United States2 years ago
  • Reading definitely isn’t for kids

    Honestly love this podcast I found it through another one of your sister podcasts and came over here as quick as I could, I’ve been listened to all of them, initially over on Spotify but I loved it so much I came to apple just to write a review and listen again! Keep it up, also love the joke books at the end, I’ve been annoying my girlfriend with the jokes! 100/10

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MushroomBox
    United States3 years ago
  • Very nice

    Love listening to this show on the way to work!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Whatwhat67
    United States3 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the humorous chemistry between the hosts and often reflect on nostalgic memories related to the books discussed.
Feedback indicates that the content resonates well with adults who appreciate both comedic and nostalgic elements.
The podcast is praised for its insightful critiques, with fans enjoying the blend of humor and deeper literary analysis.
Reviews highlight the engaging discussions and the hosts' banter, making it a fun experience for anyone revisiting childhood literature.
Listeners commend how the episodes often prompt them to think about their own childhood experiences and the lasting impact of the books discussed.

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#64
South Korea/Arts/Books
Apple Podcasts
#118
South Korea/Arts
Apple Podcasts
#242
Hong Kong/Arts/Books

Talking Points

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Ep. 81 - Diary of a Minecraft Zombie: A Scare of a Dare
Q: How do you feel about this when you were starting it? Were you excited?
No, not really.
Ep. 75 - Goosebumps #7 - Night of the Living Dummy
Q: What do the parents think when the twins say the dummies are alive?
The parents don't believe them and suggest taking Kris to a psychiatrist.
Ep. 75 - Goosebumps #7 - Night of the Living Dummy
Q: What was the catch line for this story?
The catch line is 'he walks and he stalks.'

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What is Reading Isn't For Kids about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Content primarily revolves around humorous discussions of children's literature, notably series such as Junie B. Jones, The Magic Tree House, and Fear Street. The hosts provide both comedic insights and critical commentary on various themes and character dynamics within these books, often reflecting on their personal experiences and societal observations related to childhood and growing up. Episodes also include discussions about graphic novels, enhancing the podcast's appeal to adult audiences who enjoy reminiscing about their early reading experiences while engaging in witty banter and deep dives into the absurdities presented in children's narratives.

The unique blend of nostalgia, humor, and critical analysis likely sets this podcast a... more

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