What Should I Read Next? is the show for every reader who has ever finished a book and faced the problem of not knowing what to read next. Each week, Anne Bogel, of the blog Modern Mrs Darcy, interviews a reader about the books they love, the books they hate, and the books they're reading now. Then, she makes recommendations about what to read next. The real purpose of the show is to help YOU find... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 496 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsLeisure |
,The team at MMD HQ has always been enthusiastic about fall reading. We shared our first Fall Book Preview back in 2019, and last week we released the seventh annual edition. Today, we’re sharing a sneak peek into this year's event that concludes wit... more
Today we're diving into what feels like a particularly nerdy niche of the reading life as Anne is joined by an expert reader.
Sarah Kellogg is a cover designer at a big five publisher, and today she and Anne are exploring what goes into the art of c... more
Today's guest is facing a shift in her reading life now that she's an empty nester.
Candice Brown-Murray lives in South Florida with her husband, children, and dogs. Her career in public relations keeps her very busy along with her hobbies like kaya... more
We love fielding very specific readerly requests that will also appeal to a wide range of readers, and today's episode is just that.
Lynn Bain describers herself as an accidental entrepreneur. While she loves to read a wide range of genres and styl... more
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I recommend this inspiring podcast to my neighbors, my family, my friends and the patrons at my library! I am a Children’s Services Librarian, a first grade teacher before that, and a bookseller before that!
Could I endorse the passion for reading any more?!
Thank-you for supporting all the fabulous bibliophiles in the world Ann! I love your podcast!
4-1/2 minutes of ads before podcast starts. Then more ads a few minutes in. Will not be listening to this podcast again.
I am not sure whether 13-year-old girls are sounding like 30-year-old women, or 30-year-old women are sounding like 13-year-old girls, but the manner of speech, the idiosyncrasies of childishness, the constant adjusting, the speaking through the nasal capacity all extremely irritating. I cannot listen to these women going back-and-forth, saying nothing but trying to sound cute and trite and insightful and clever. This is a completely useless and irritating podcast. There is no substance, no meat... more
Only top line of books discussed, don’t tell us everything. Some of these random people who are giggling are really annoying. The books they recommend are odd too. Maybe interview authors or discuss books but no spoilers.
I always have to stop listening once Anne gets to her book recommendations because she explains basically the whole plot of the book!! I don’t want to know everything and it feels like too much of a spoiler. So I just go straight to the show notes to find out what the books. Just give a one minute explanation of the book, please stop explaining so much about the book. Why would I read it if I already know so much??
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The content focuses on helping readers discover their next book by engaging guests in discussions about their reading experiences, preferences, and journeys. Notable themes include the emotional connections readers have with literature, the exploration of diverse genres and formats, and the emphasis on personal storytelling within the reading community. This approach not only caters to avid readers looking for recommendations but also aims to foster a supportive and vibrant literary community. The atmosphere is often described as calming and uplifting, creating a welcoming space for book lovers to explore new titles and share their insights.
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