What Should I Read Next?

Ellen Harry, a lover of immersive reading experiences and adventures, discusses with Anne stories that provide escape and adventure. Anne suggests riveting reads that satisfy Ellen's adventurous spirit.

Jenea Lyles, a full-time graduate student and horror movie fan, joins the show discussing her interest in spine-tingling and scary reads for the fall. They explore different genres, including fantasy horror, and recommend books like 'The Haunting of Hill House' and 'The Library at Mount Char'. They also discuss Octavia Butler's 'Parable of the Sower' and share their enthusiasm for the Halloween season. The episode concludes with book recommendations and gratitude towards the guest.

In this special 400th episode, the hosts celebrate with questions, stories, and favorite moments. They discuss book recommendations, organization strategies, and popular titles. They also talk about their favorite music, ice cream, and potential future appearances. Additionally, they explore book festivals, recent recommendations, and express gratitude to listeners.

Sonya Dutta Choudhury, a writer and former banker, shares about her three unique book clubs and her desire for more structure in her reading life. They discuss the power of book clubs and the influence of geography on reading choices. They also delve into the joy of discovering hidden gems and off-beat books and the importance of storytelling in both book clubs and the business world. Additionally, they explore a few specific books, including 'Red Notice' by Bill Browder and 'The Center' by Aisha Manizir Siddiki.

A reader from Utah seeks book recommendations for the transitional fall season. They enjoy keeping track of their reading and are looking for literary picks that aren't too heavy. They discuss their fascination with Greek mythology and bridge books that provide entertainment and thought-provoking writing. The guest recommends 'Strange Sally Diamond' and other books, while the host concludes with book recommendations and an advertisement for 'The Cat in the Hat Cast'.

On this episode, cookbook author and book lover Bri McKoy joins Anne to discuss the art of reading and writing cookbooks. They explore the immersive experience of reading cookbooks, share favorite cookbooks that blend cuisines and tell stories, discuss a manifesto for everyday cooking, and suggest food and drink pairings for a multi-sensory reading experience. They also analyze Peter Heller's book 'The Guide', learn how to make whipped coffee, and discuss chilling red wine and book pairings.

Explore the world of bestseller lists, how they are compiled, and their impact on readers. Discover tips for managing your TBR list and uncover the true motivations behind reading.

Sai Sion, an actor and podcaster, seeks Anne's help in discovering new reads to match the next chapter of his life journey. They discuss the practical impact of fiction, a book about surviving through art in a dystopian world, adopting different personas, a debut novel exploring love and oppression in Nigeria, the intersection of epistolary romance and science fiction adventure, and various book recommendations.

In this podcast, team members share their favorite summer reads and discuss the significance of summer reading. They explore the radical change ignited by young girls in America, delve into a juicy family drama with complicated dynamics, and recommend character-driven novels. Additionally, they discuss a book about visiting national parks and the impact of climate change, offering hope for the future.

Shana Ferguson, a stage manager, shares her concern about not feeling like a 'real' reader. They discuss her love for historical fiction, sci-fi, and fantasy genres. The podcast explores the role of a stage manager, a memoir by Alan Alda, strategies for finding recommendations, and recommends books that combine historical fiction with magical elements.