On this episode of The Paper and Ink Book Club, we discuss Vivek Shraya's The Subtweet. We dive into cancel culture, black lives matter, music in books, and of course our casting portion where Julia takes the medal this round.
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On this episode, our resident book lovers; Julia, Sara and Jacqui talk about Long Bright River by Liz Moore. Sara hosts this episode and the three readers talk about alternate endings, family substance use, and as always our choice of casting should the book be turned into a novel.
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Our resident book lovers; Julia, Sara and Jacqui, talk about the books that did not make the cut for May 2020.
This month we give our brief review of Dual Citizens by Alix Ohlin, Twisted Fate by Jessie Elliott and our selection for May, Long Bright River by Liz Moore.
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Our resident book lovers are back with a special guest; Ann Napolitano the author of Dear Edward.
Dear Edward is a highly praised book about a young boy who is the sole survivor of a plane crash, and is based on true events that occurred in 2010. In this episode Julia and Jacqui talk with Ann about her novel Dear Edward, motherhood, quarantine life, her writing process and what she is working on right now.
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Our resident book lovers; Julia, Sara and Jacqui, talk about the books that did not make the cut for April 2020. This month we give our brief review of What’s Left of Me is Yours by Stephanie Scott. This is Stephanie's debut novel based on a true crime story. The second book that is reviewed is Dietland by Sarai Walker, a best-selling novel now TV show on AMC about the beauty industry and unrealistic body expectations the world has for men and women.
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Our resident book lovers; Julia, Sara and Jacqui talk about Dear Edward by Ann Napolitano. Jacqui hosts this episode and the three readers talk about themes, characters, symbolism and more. Jacqui and Julia really highlighted their fascination with the letters sent to Edward from the passenger’s families. They both thought the letters were beautiful and a unique way that Edward was able to move through his grief. Sara on the other hand thought they were selfish and wanted to mail farts … yes you read that correctly… farts back to each sender.
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Our resident book lovers, Jacqui and Julia, discuss The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah for the February 2020 Paper + Ink book club selection.
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