Surprising and friendly book recommendations from Dan Smith, Irenosen Okojie and Simon Savidge plus exciting guests. Don’t choose your next book without listening first.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Category | Arts |
Bestselling author Angie Thomas and librarian, writer and tv host Nancy Pearl join Dan, Irenosen and Simon to talk about the Novels That Shaped Our World list. Nancy discusses the final category of the list, Crime and Conflict, and which of the books... more
Dan, Irenosen and Simon are joined by broadcaster and author Vick Hope, to discuss books, libraries and much more.
They look at the "Adventure" category of the Novels That Shaped Our World list, whilst also hearing about Vick's love of libraries and... more
Hosts Dan, Irenosen and Simon are joined by author and screenwriter Frank Cottrell-Boyce to look at the "Coming Of Age" category in the BBC's Novels That Shaped Our World list. This list of 10 books includes the Twighlight Saga, the Harry Potter Book... more
Former prison librarian turned author, Jenn Ashworth, discusses the category of Class and Society from the Novels That Shaped Our World list. Our hosts also find out more about this list from research conducted by the University Of Wolverhampton and ... more
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The themes of each episodes are very well developed and the chat of Irenosen Okojie, Simon Savidge and Dan Smith is very fun, light and nice to hear it.
Libraries are amazing and inestimable places and to listen to its history from other people is so precious and relatable!
The book recommendations are incredible because it covers a wide variety of books and authors.
Everything about this podcast is excellent - the presenters and the dynamic between them, the highly engaging and engaged guests and most of all the book content.
Entertaining and informative without being in the slightest bit snobby or elitist.
Hopefully there will be more to come from these three.
Please keep this podcast going!!
Great guests but irritating presenters. I am exasperated every week when they haven't "got around" to reading most of the list of Books which changed our world.
Hoping this will continue with discussing books it’s a really interesting and positive take on books and libraries 👏
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