
Are you stuck in a reading rut? The Book Case makes the case for books outside of your usual genre. Wander the aisles of your local bookstore with Kate and Charlie Gibson and meet fascinating characters who will open your appetite to new categories while deepening your hunger for books. This weekly series will journey cover to cover through the literary world, featuring interviews with best-sellin... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 183 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionArtsBooks | |||

It’s Halloween…so who better to follow up our conversations about middle school reading than R.L. Stine? With over 400 titles to his name (the latest being The Last Sleepover In the Goosebumps House of Shiver series) this man has been scaring kids fo... more
We knew that reading levels were in fluctuation, but we had no idea there was a Middle School reading crisis. According to the NWEA (The Northwest Evaluation Association which measures academic and student standards) only 30% of 8th graders are read... more
Lily King’s newest, Heart the Lover, is a sparing, funny, painful and beautiful novel about the first loves we have, and how they never really let go. The humanity, joy and sadness of the novel will keep you turning pages and keep the characters with... more
Angela Flournoy’s newest, The Wilderness was on the long list of nominees for the National Book Award, and we believe if you read it,
it’s easy to see why. The story of four friends growing apart and together,
it’s a lyrical work of real beauty. Over... more
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Love your show. Summer is coming in December here in Australia, so I’m happy. I agree with Charlie, Winter is hard, but no snow down here in my neck of the woods.
Love the show and let us know the dates you are on GMA
I always loved Charlie Gibson from
GMA and I love listening to him and his daughter talk all things books. I never miss a show and have expanded my reading list as a result of this excellent podcast. I love all of it - the conversations with authors, rapid fire questions, bookstores — and I hang on for the CODA.
I’m an avid lifelong reader, always looking for a new good read, so I enjoy this podcast series very much. It’s not just because they talk books but also the conversations with authors. I just listened to the Richard Osman interview and it really exemplifies the best of the podcast. As usual I wanted it to go longer. I feel that way about many of the podcast interviews.
Editing to add that I very much enjoyed the special episode on A Christmas Carol. Although I had read it, I have had that exp... more
You hate anything anyone on “the right”. Is there a way you can leave your subtle not so subtle digs, attacks on it aside and stick to authors and writing??
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This series engages listeners by exploring a wide spectrum of literature, celebrating not only popular best-sellers but also unique and intriguing works that may be overlooked. The hosts lead discussions that weave together themes of creativity, the importance of reading, and the personal journeys of authors and bookstore owners. Alongside insightful author interviews, the series emphasizes the roles that independent bookstores play in nurturing literary communities, making it a valuable resource for avid readers looking to broaden their horizons. Noteworthy segments often include examinations of classic literature, giving fresh perspectives and context to timeless works.
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Recent guests on The Book Case include:
1. Miah Daughtery
2. Rick Riordan
3. Lily King
4. Jennifer Boone
5. Angela Flournoy
6. Leigh Bardugo
7. Sophie Elmhurst
8. Joanne Harris
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