Hello and welcome to the Library and is in the New York Public Libraries

podcast about books, culture, and what to read next.

My name is Frank.

And I'm Crystal.

And I think we have a little bit of books, culture, and what to read next because we're

going to tackle, you know, the way the news cycle works is so fast that this is probably

behind the times. But we're going to talk about it anyway.

Something that Crystal brought to my attention last time, an article written in the New York Times, and this should be interesting because I sort of like reading articles and discussing

and we haven't really done that because there's lots of tricky aspects to it.

So I read a book called A Children's Bible by Lydia Millett.

Oh, okay.

I've heard of that.

Don't you love the cover?

Well, it's got a big glare on it, so I can't tell.

Turn it a little bit.

Just right into the light.

Oh, yes, much better.

Yes, nice.

It sort of looks like a children's book of animals,

actually facing sort of a burning paper edge with fire beyond it at the very edge of it.

One thing that's interesting to me that I can't figure out if it means anything is,

can you see the type of A children's Bible?

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