Anne Bogel and co-host Ginger Horton chat with guest Cheryl Drury about her recent classics reading project and where she might go next in her reading choices.
Anne Bogel talks with guest Angela Frith about finding book picks that feel light, warm, and stimulating, but not overly stressful.
Anne Bogel talks with Kate Scarth, chair of L.M. Montgomery Studies at the University of Prince Edward Island, about her interest in building out a deep reading roster for the kinds of books she especially enjoys.
Anne Bogel chats with Kelly Krause about finding slam dunk reads by new-to-hear authors.
Anne Bogel talks with guest Mary Pogue about Mary’s Read the USA challenge, and suggests titles for a few states Mary’s not yet identified selections for.
Anne Bogel talks with guest and indie bookstore owner Nikkya, who has been trying to strike a delicate balance between her professional reading and reading for pleasure. Anne has ideas for how Nikkya may be able to overcome the friction she’s experiencing lately.
Anne Bogel talks with Tzipi Turner about Tzipi’s goal to read all of Jane Austen’s works, and recommends contemporary novels that may pair well with these classics.
Anne Bogel talks with Ruth Werwai about finding books Ruth and her sister can read together, despite living far apart.
Anne Bogel talks with Holly Dyer about bookshelf overwhelm and strategies to vet titles before deciding to read them.
Anne Bogel and Madeline Janney discuss Madeline’s book club with her mom, finding books they can enjoy reading together every month, and ideas for gently structuring their discussions.
Our 15th Summer Reading Guide is coming May 14th. Pre-order now and plan to join us on May 14th for Unboxing—the best book party of the year!
It’s almost time for the Summer Reading Guide. Order now and plan to join us on May 15th for Unboxing—the best book party of the year!
Grab your Summer Reading Guide and join us for the best book party of the year!