Ep 223 - Banned Books Week

Reading Glasses

Maximum Fun

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🗓️ 30 September 2021

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Brea and Mallory talk about banned books for banned book week and help you decide what to do with a book you think is harmful. Email us at readingglassespodcast at gmail dot com!

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0:00.0	You're listening to Reading Glasses.
0:03.3	Show about book culture and literary life,
0:05.3	designed to help you read better.
0:06.8	I'm often in Book to Baller, Mallory, America.
0:09.2	And I am Brave Ramp, so make sure you read it.
0:11.2	This episode, we're talking about band books for Band Book Week.
0:15.0	Band Book Week, we finally, I finally got my shit together
0:17.9	enough to plan in advance to celebrate Band Book Week.
0:20.8	And this is, while people take off another goal
0:24.9	on the Reading Glasses challenge, another challenge goal.
0:28.2	Yes, first.
0:29.3	What are you reading?
0:30.5	I just started last night, a book that needs no introduction.
0:34.2	It's The New Colson Whitehead Book, Harlem Shuffle.
0:39.2	I love Colson Whitehead.
0:40.6	He can really write anything, which is very impressive.
0:43.4	Like, yeah, and you name it, he's written it.
0:46.2	And now, now he's doing historical fiction,
0:50.7	heist set in Harlem in the 1960s.
0:54.3	I literally just started it, but so I can only
0:56.4	tell you what I know about it from what I've read about it.
0:59.3	But it's about a guy who gets caught up in some sort of high-stay thing.
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