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What Should I Read Next?

Ep. 367: Books that check all your boxes + what should Anne read next?

What Should I Read Next?

Anne Bogel

Books, Arts, Leisure

4.85.1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 February 2023

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Today Anne is in conversation with Keren Form, a self-professed nerd, dedicated board gamer and a fan of fast-moving stories with big themes.

This episode originally aired back in 2019 as Episode 193, Rolling the dice on your next read, and was selected by our Patreon community as a guest favorite to bring back this week. Plus, Anne is sharing an update on what Keren did read next and how her reading (and gaming) life is going these days.

While Keren has a particular love for sci-fi and fantasy, our conversation today is full of entry points for readers of all genres. We talk about a bunch of titles that will appeal to fans of historical fiction, YA romance, crime drama, or any good story with high stakes.

Today we're also asking for your help in choosing Anne's next read. Listen in to hear her share three books she's loved, one that hasn't worked for her, and what she's reading lately. Once you have a suggestion ready, give us a call at 502-627-0663 by February 24th to leave a voicemail telling us your name, what you think Anne should read, and why.

See the full list of titles and games mentioned in today's episode over on our shownotes page at whatshouldireadnextpodcast.com/367.

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Transcript

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0:00.0

I don't think nerdism should be exclusionary, you know, as long as you've got like huge interest

0:05.2

and really love boring people to death about it, then I think you're nerdy.

0:16.4

Hey readers, I'm Ann Bogel and this is What Should I Read Next.

0:21.2

Welcome to the show that's dedicated to answering the question that plagues every reader.

0:25.8

What Should I Read Next? We don't get bossy on this show, what we will do here is give you

0:31.6

the information you need to choose your next read. Every week we'll talk all things books and reading

0:36.4

and do a little literary matchmaking with one guest.

0:48.9

Readers, first we want to tell you about and ask for your help with a fun episode we have in the

0:53.6

works. Way back in 2017, in episode 62, we asked for your recommendations for what I should read

1:00.3

next and you showed up in a big way. We realized lately that it's been a while since we switched

1:05.7

the direction of the mic, so today I'm here to ask for your help in picking my own next read.

1:10.8

In just a moment, I'll tell you about three books I love, one book I don't, and what I've been

1:15.1

reading lately. Listen in, then leave us a voicemail at 502-627-0663 to share your recommendations

1:22.7

for my TBR. Last time we did this, it resulted in so many amazing book suggestions,

1:28.0

and I can't wait to be overwhelmed in the best way with your ideas.

1:32.0

It's hard choosing favorites. Every week I ask a guest to tell me three books they love,

1:36.8

and I feel kind of mean asking this question because it's so hard to answer. I'm reminding myself now

1:42.3

and I remind you that this is three books I love, not my three tip-top favorites or the three

1:47.2

very best books. I'm consciously choosing books I did not just talk about on the podcaster in my

1:52.1

best books of the year episode, and while I wanted to choose ones that are representative of what

1:56.4

I love in my reading life, this can't represent everything I love. There's too much missing, too

2:01.2

many themes, too many genres, too many specific authors. So with that being said, let's jump in.

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