
Simon (Stuck in a Book) and Rachel (Book Snob) debate the difficult decisions of books and reading.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 149 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBooks | |||

Ann Patchett, Tessa Hadley, and finding the right time to read a book – welcome to episode 149!
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In the first half, we answer the question: is there a right time for each pa... more
Douglas Bruton, Carolyn Trant, and quality vs quantity – welcome to episode 147 or Tea or Books?!
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In the first half, we discuss quality vs quantity in our reading goals (in... more
Our favourite reads of the year! Welcome to episode 146.
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We turn the whole episode over to our run-down of our ten favourite books from a year in reading. As has become a t... more
Ann Schlee! Lettice Cooper! Authors! Welcome to episode 145 of Tea or Books?
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In the first half of this episode, we discuss whether we prefer younger authors or older author... more
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have been listening for years and this podcast a mainstay of mine. Hosts passionate and knowledgeable about their subject and such a comforting and informative listen. Keep going!!
I don’t know how I came across this podcast and I grieve for the alternative version of myself that never did. As a person who so rarely reads contemporary literature, this podcast has to be my favourite. Rachel & Simon are such lovely hosts—thoughtful, considerate and passionate about books; I also really appreciate that they voice their differences of opinion. They’ve introduced me to so many wonderful authors I hadn’t heard of before. I hope they keep making this podcast until I’m very old an... more
Love the book recommendations and love when it’s a book I’ve read and I can hear your thoughts. I often but don’t always agree with your takes, but I love hearing them. This podcast is a unique and cosy gem, thank you for making it!
Please Rachel, sort the mic/sound out your end! Several reviews mention it. Simon is clear as a bell!
A great podcast, which feels so cosy. I’ve listened to every episode for years, and wouldn’t miss one!
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This podcast features engaging discussions centered around literature, specifically focusing on books that often slip under the radar, such as forgotten or lesser-known titles. The hosts explore various themes including writing styles, the emotional impact of reading, and the preferences between younger and older authors. Each episode typically includes book recommendations and thoughtful debates about literary techniques, character development, and societal issues.
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