Discussion, debate, even a little dispute – expect it all on The Book Club Review. Every month hosts Kate and Laura bring you a new episode. That could be Book Club where we chat about the book read most recently by one of our book clubs. It could be Bookshelf, an episode dedicated to the books we’re reading outside of book club – the ones we get to pick and choose. Or it could be an interview wit... more
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Book Club: Universality by Natasha Brown & Sparks of Bright Matter by Leeanne O'Donnell
Welcome to The Book Club Review! In this episode, Laura joins Kate to dive into two book club picks: Natasha Brown’s much-anticipated second novel, Universality... more
Something a little different this episode as I invite you to head down the rabbit hole with me into the world of books about books. Accompanying us into this particular wonderland is Joseph Dance, host of the Curious Readers podcast. From meta-fictio... more
Seattle, forever linked with books and reading thanks to Sleepless in Seattle. Also Maria Semple's Where d'you Go Bernadette, tho' to be clear, Bernadette was not a fan of the rainy city. Londoners, though, umbrella always at hand, feel right at home... more
Join Kate as she takes the Book Club Review on tour to New York, a city filled with incredible bookshops, and book podcasters. Christopher Hermelin of So Many Damn Books and Drew Broussard of The Lit Hub Podcast share cocktails and book recommendatio... more
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I am a bookworm and follow many many book related podcasts and this is my absolute favorite. They give great book recommendations and reviews but in an easy but intelligent and knowledgeable way. It’s fun but also well done and informed. I wish they put out more episodes more frequently. I also wish they would go into non Anglo literature much more often.
I have tried numerous podcasts for books tv and film and this is in a class of its own. High quality and not just people talking who like to hear their own voice and giggle at nothing amusing. This is the best podcast for people who take reading and their books seriously and enjoy a wide range of choice. Thank you so much.
My go-to podcast for honest reviews and recommendations. Kate is such a warm, knowledgeable host and listening in on her chats with Laura, Phil and guests make you feel like you’re in the thick of a really good convo with bookish friends. I joined the Patreon last year and would highly recommend that too - lots of extra weekly content and a really great online monthly bookclub.
Thank you for bringing this book up in your movie adaptation episode. I love that book so much. I have my copy away, and realized how much I miss it in my bookshelf. I ordered a copy this week.
I absolutely love this podcast! The way in which the books are discussed, has reinvigorated my love of books and I have spent way too much time in second hand bookshops and many a happy hour, exploring the suggestions. Recommended to my sister who is a huge fan too! A fantastic listen!
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This series engages listeners in lively discussions that span a diverse array of literary topics, featuring in-depth reviews and thought-provoking debates on a wide selection of books. The episodes vary in format, covering book club reads, personal recommendations, and interviews with authors and literary figures. Noteworthy is the podcast's unique blend of intellectual discourse and accessible conversation, aimed at fostering a sense of community among book lovers. It's particularly popular for its engaging hosts who share real-life anecdotes, expert insights, and promote a love for reading across genres.
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