Episode 19: Laura's July 2020 Reading

08/05/20 • 27 min

On this week's dose of book recommendations, library love, and literary enthusiasm, Laura shares the 20 books she read in July! From non-fiction to middle grade, fantasy fiction to romance, There's a lot of good books here. So let's dive right in!

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Shop the booklist on bookshop.org (affiliate link)

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Find me on Instagram @library.laura

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Episode 18: Jewel Gilbert | Reading What You Want To Read

On this week’s dose of book recommendations, library love, and literary enthusiasm, I talked with my dear friend Jewel Gilbert about all things books and reading...as usual! It’s high time we had Jewel on the podcast, as both Rachel Palm (episode 12) and Hannah Wright (episode 17) talked about her. As you’ll hear, she’s ready to join the conversation! I will actually have two episodes with Jewel. A second one will be coming your way on August 12th with some questions she asked me and a hopeful conversation about striving making the world a better place in the midst of all the strife and uncertainty.

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Episode 20: Jewel Gilbert | Trying to Make the World a Better Place

On this week’s dose of book recommendations, library love, and literary enthusiasm, I talked with my dear friend Jewel Gilbert. This is the second part of our conversation, so if you missed part one, go back to episode 18 to catch up. We’ll wait!

One of the things I love about Jewel is how much of a good listener she is, asking good questions and being supportive as I work things out verbally. You’ll get a little taste of that today. We talk about my little free library, instagram and this podcast, reading diversely, and our shared struggles of learning about systemic racism and what to do about it. I found this conversation so hopeful, and it’s an important dialog.