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For chicken worth dipping, it better be bird's eye. All right. We're back with another special episode of the Book Ride Podcast. This one

we're calling Book Club Club, wherein we look at books that have been popular book club books, either just

organically in the world that get picked up or maybe in the future that get named by a certain

multi media conglomerate dominating celebrity book club figures I don't know who I'm talking about right now

I'm just putting it out.

Whoever do you mean? We'll talk about that on the regular show we're taping tomorrow that

will appear before you hear this one so I guess you'll know the thing I'm thinly

referring to. I'm still getting used to this cadence where we exist outside of time and space here on the bonus episode.

So and clearly the Book Club Book of the year maybe of the decade to this point, is where the Crobdads Sing by Delia Owens, which

has sold multiple million copies in print.

Who knows how many in e-books because we don't get any data? And who knows how many in audiobook because we don't get any data either? It just passed 52 weeks. It just passes one year anniversary and it's been on the New York Times

Best Seller list. I'm not sure did you see if it debuted on the New York Times

Best Seller list or Book Scan in the top 20? Oh I didn't go that far either. But over the last really six months, it's been the

number one best-selling hard-kiver fixture title on BookScan virtually every week,

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