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Well, it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. A beautiful day in the neighborhood. Would you be my neighbor?

Oh, my God. My apologies to Mr. Rogers. Welcome to the bouquets.

I'm Charlie Gibson.

I'm Kate Gibson, and you just found out why my mother and I don't sit next to my father when there's any singing involved for anything.

Because any kid who just heard that beloved kids classic has gone running from the room, and they don't want to be your neighbor.

Hello.

I've never understood why no member of the family would sit in the same pew with me at church.

It's because it was like sitting in the pew with an old car that was starting up and revving up during the hymns is sort of what it sounded like.

We have a great book for you today. It's Vienne by Joanne Harris, a prequel to the Great Chocolot and its many sequels, the Strawberry Thief being one and there are a few others.

And what's great is before I let my father talk, which I rarely ever do, I get to throw him under the bus a little bit again. I always love these opportunities. I read much faster than he does. So more often than not, it's me calling him saying, you've got to read this book. And this one was my dad calling me and saying, you've got to read this book. I think

that's one out of 20 or one out of 30 you average yourself. Well, you mentioned that Joanne Harris

was the author of Chocolat, which was such a great novel 25 years ago now, that introduced us

to Vienne and to her daughter, Anouk, although in this prequel, Vienne is pregnant with Anuk.

But Harris did write two further novels after Chocolat about Vian and Anuk, and they're chocolate chops.

But this prequel, this prequel is how Vian came to be and how she learned to make irresistible chocolate concoctions.

A critical thing to say, I think, that people

need to know. People who have read Chocolat will love this book because it tells you how

Chocolat came to be. If you have not read Chocolat, this book will stand on its own. It's a charming

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