Episode 19 | Let’s Talk Books: Unscripted *BIG NEWS* NEW BOOKS!

[@Maryhadalittlebookshelf]

Another stellar episode!! Congrats on 1,000+ subscribers! 🎉🎉🎉

[@dontbookatme]

Thank you!! 😁

[@LizSmith-82]

I love all of the Fredrik Backman books! Highly recommend the Beartown series

[@dontbookatme]

Thanks for the recs!

[@LizSmith-82]

Congrats on 1,000! 🎉

[@dontbookatme]

Thank you!!

[@angiec2509]

I read the Cider House Rules before I saw the movie. I imagined the main character Homer Wells to look like Toby Maguire and what do you know? He's the one who played him in the movie.

[@NicoleLauraC]

I haven't read any Stephen King yet either! I have Thinner, Joyland, and The Shining, so which one should I start with? It's interesting that you mentioned your physical reaction to Drowning, because that leads to the next question I wanted to ask you! Is there a book that made you have a strong or extreme physical reaction, whether it made you angry, sad, frustrated, scared, etc.? Which book was it and why did it make you feel that way? Thank you for always answering my crazy questions!

[@NicoleLauraC]

Also, congratulations on 1000 subscribers!! You deserve every one of them!

[@angiec2509]

Stephen Kings best book to me is 11/22 /63. I can relate to that time period. I hated for it to end

[@angiec2509]

I feel like a lot of classics are dry so I get that. 11/22/63 and Fairytale are really good by Stephen King and they're not gory. His early books are somewhat frightening.