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I love this podcast and it is presented with so much fun and enthusiasm. If only I could keep a pen and paper next to me to write my favourites down (I often listen while gardening 🙈) more
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Consistently the best book reviews podcast - great format, useful opinions, good guest reviewers, and great source for new books to read.
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Great presenters and guests. Discussions on books with readers and writers. Usually they also talk about what they are each reading - have your pen ready! more
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The Bookshelf launched 12 years ago and published 510 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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