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Reading Glasses

Ep 310 - What to Do When a Book is… Just Okay

Reading Glasses

Maximum Fun

Leisure, How To, Book, Books, Hobbies, Advice, Reading, Education, Author, Arts, Book Tech, Library, Audiobook, Writer

4.91.8K Ratings

🗓️ 1 June 2023

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Brea and Mallory debate whether or not to keep reading books that are just okay, test out a book holder for the beach, and recommend queer speculative fiction.

Transcript

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You're listening to Reading Glasses, a show about book culture and literary life, designed

0:14.6

to help you read better.

0:15.8

I'm author and book devour Mallory O'Mara.

0:18.2

And I'm Bria Grant, filmmaker and e-reader.

0:20.0

This episode, we're helping you decide what to do when you're reading a book that's,

0:23.6

you know, it's just fine.

0:25.4

That's fine.

0:27.4

We're testing out a book holder and we're recommending plot-centric speculative fiction.

0:32.9

But first, Bria, what are you reading?

0:34.3

I am reading.

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I am reading.

0:36.8

Okay, so Mallory, three glasses is a two-way street, you know?

0:41.9

It's a two-way street.

0:42.8

And during the drive, we got someone asking for a recommendation.

0:47.0

I've started several things this way, by the way.

0:48.6

I know that, but whatever about they were like, oh, I really,

0:51.5

I'm reading and currently really like this book called The Secret History of Food.

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And I was like, what's that?

0:57.2

I don't have read that.

0:58.0

And so I immediately added it to my library holds.

1:02.2

And it actually got the audio book.

1:03.8

I'm listening to it.

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