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Reading Isn't For Kids

Dispersed Audio
Fear Street
Children's Literature
R.L. Stine
Junie B. Jones
Magic Tree House
Goosebumps
Diary Of a Minecraft Zombie
Animorphs
Chainsaw Man
Patreon
Manga
Men In Black
Minecraft
Wayside School
Captain Underpants
Denji
Barbara Park
Makima
The Walking Dead
Diary Of a Wimpy Kid

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 Book 18 and 19 by Barbara Park. Junie B. Jones Book 18 First Grader (At Last)’s description The 18th installment in Barbara Park's popular begi... more

This morning’s episode Anna and Austin review and discuss the 1991 young adult horror novel by Christopher Pike. Roxanne and Pepper are a teenage couple with problems. They leave their small town for a weekend to try and solve them. They don't really... more

This morning’s episode Anna and Austin review and discuss the 1986 children’s chapter book The Baby-Sitters Club #3: The Truth About Stacey by Ann M. Martin. The truth about Stacey is that she has diabetes. Nobody knows... except her friends in the B... more

A mysterious house fire causes an unlikely group to meet and fight- . . . a Dragon??? In the first episode??? Oh wow.

This episode may contain profanity, violence, sexual content, and references to drug/alcohol/tobacco use.

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Austin
Host of the show, co-host with Anna; frequently discusses books and related media, often referencing Dispersed Audio Network affiliations.
Anna
Co-host and reader of patron questions, supports discussion; provides critique, humor, and interpersonal dynamics in episodes.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 78 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 States2 years 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 States3 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

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Listeners praise the hosts' chemistry and humor, with nostalgia-fueled nostalgia and witty banter highlighted.
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The show is celebrated for accessible discussions of classic children's literature, including personal anecdotes.

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#186
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#157
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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?

Two adult hosts review and discuss children's and YA literature with a humorous, nostalgia-rich lens. Across episodes they cover popular series like Junie B. Jones, Magic Tree House, Fear Street, Wayside School, and related comics, mixing playful banter with thoughtful commentary on character development, themes, and adaptations. The format blends book analysis, personal anecdotes, and listener interactions, often weaving in pop-culture detours and merchandising updates. A standout trait is the hosts' unabashed enthusiasm for playful books paired with candid critique, making it appealing to grown-ups who grew up reading these titles and to sponsors looking to reach literature-loving, nostalgia-driven audiences.

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