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Welcome, everyone, to our final episode of Season Four of Reading With Libraries!
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Hello! Thank you for joining us on Reading With Libraries! We’re so glad you could be here to enjoy our book group podcast.
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Hello! Thank you for joining us on Reading With Libraries! We’re so glad you could be here to enjoy our book group podcast. This week we’re especially glad to have your company, since the genre we are discussing is True Crime!
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Hello! Thank you for joining us on Reading With Libraries! We’re so glad you could be here to enjoy our book group podcast. Check out our full show notes here! This week we’re discussing indigenous representation in literature and we are so excited to welcome Hannah Buckland to our show! Hannah is the State Library Program Specialist. Become a full book group member on Patreon! Click here to be part of the "inner circle" of this book group, and get access to behind-the-scenes info and photos. Support levels start at $1/month - and you get a postcard from Official Office Dog Lady Grey! More...
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Hello! Thank you for joining us on Reading With Libraries! We’re so glad you could be here to enjoy our book group podcast. Check out our full show notes page here, with links to the books we shared, more info about this genre, and of course - links to the beverages we were enjoying! This week we’re discussing biographies for kids! We’re excited to welcome back Guest Host librarian Kate! Join us for this fun topic, and explore all kind of interesting kid biographies. Become a full book group member on Patreon! Click here to be part of the "inner circle" of this book group, and get access...
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Letting kids choose their own reading materials can be an important way to increase literacy and encourage a love of reading! This week our Guest Hosts are Charlotte, Liam, and Theo, along with their mom Molly. They range in age from about two years old to about eight years old, and they all have very enthusiastic opinions about the books they like to read and the ones they brought to share with us!
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This week we look at not only a genre, but a whole aspect of the publishing industry: Zines!
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Hello! Thank you for joining us on Reading With Libraries! We’re so glad you could be here to enjoy our book group podcast. Check out our full shownotes page here. We have links to all the books we discussed, to the beverages we enjoyed, and to the other resources you can use to find material about this genre! Become a full book group member on Patreon! Click here to be part of the "inner circle" of this book group, and get access to behind-the-scenes info and photos. Support levels start at $1/month - and you get a postcard from Official Office Dog Lady Grey! More swag is available at...
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Welcome back to the show. We are so glad you are here, joining us for the book group discussion! You can find our show notes page here, where you can find background info on more resources for this genre, links to the books we shared, and of course links to the beverages we enjoyed! (Note: this week the beverages require some engineering skills!! Have fun with them.) Who is joining us this week? Our Guest Host is Jason Menth, the STEM Integrationist & CLR Coach from Talahi Community School. (Spoiler note: subscribe to Linking Our Libraries next season, so you can hear more about Jason’s...
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Welcome back to the show. We are so glad you are here, joining us for the book group discussion!.
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This week Leigh Lenzmeier shares Walking Point: A Vietnam Memoir, by
"Bob Kunkel grew up in a large, Catholic family on a dairy farm in central Minnesota. Although he was older than some draftees, at 22, he was still young and relatively innocent. But not for long.
Kunkel recounts his experiences with so much detail that the reader can feel and smell the steamy jungle. He brings you right along with him. His story is much more than a collection of details, however. His military experience was largely mundane routine, spiced with dramatic and dangerous moments and anecdotal incidents, recounted with a dry sense of humor. Prepare for an emotional rollercoaster of a read."