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Rereading Our Childhood
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On our latest episode, Deborah introduces Mary Grace to Paddington the bear. Better late than never!
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Rereading Our Childhood
On our latest podcast episode, Mary Grace and I discussed E.B. White's classic CHARLOTTE'S WEB!
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Author Alex Poppe joined us to talk about Deenie, Judy Blume's story about a girl, pigeonholed by her family as the pretty one, who discovers she has scoliosis.
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We did a Q&A about the podcast for the middle grade book blog Smack Dab in the Middle and had fun revisiting our first three season.
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We reread Eleanor Estes's The Moffats at a friend's suggestion and had a great time returning the story of four children growing up in a small Connecticut town in the 1910s.
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On our 50th episode, we talked about our favorite picture books and shared some memories from the two and a half years we've been doing the podcast. Happy holidays, everyone, and thanks for sharing our rereading adventures! rereadingourchildhood.buzzsprout.com/2169533/epis...
Nancy Hudgins, the author of Books Good Enough for You, a middle-grade biography of editor Ursula Nordstrom, joined us to discuss I'll Get There. It Better Be Worth the Trip by John Donovan, the first YA book to feature a gay romance. rereadingourchildhood.buzzsprout.com/2169533/epis...
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We celebrated the beginning of our fourth (!) season by finally rereading E.L. Konigsburg's From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler, one of our all-time favorites.
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Rereading Our Childhood
Rereading Our Childhood
Rereading Our Childhood
Rereading Our Childhood
For our latest podcast episode, we reread Madeleine L'Engle's The Young Unicorns, the third book in her Austin Family series. We discussed 1960s New York, racial representation, and how absolutely bonkers this book is.
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Deborah Kalb
Our friend Jean Freedman, an expert on theater and World War II London, was the perfect guest to join us to talk about Noel Streatfeild's 1944 novel Theater Shoes (originally published in the UK as Curtain Up).
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