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Welcome to Book Talk, etc. A podcast bound to grow your TVR. I'm Tina from TVR, etc.

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Today is our Stephen King special. We'll share something that we've been loving lately, review our latest

read, and have book talk about Stephen King. Why do we love his books and what makes him so popular?

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Hey, Tina. Hi, Renee. How are you? I'm great. I am really good. I cannot wait to talk about Stephen King. I know. This is one of our episodes

that we've had on the docket since we literally started this podcast. So I am buzzing. I cannot

wait. Also, I got a special delivery just now my husband walked in. Oh, you did? Well, I don't know

what it is. It's a book. So he's like, he handed it to me. I'm like, let's take a peek. Real-time bookmail. It's from our friends at Simon & Schuster. And it's called The High House by Jesse Greengrass. And it looks like there's a crane on it. This comes out in January, 2022.

Oh.

Nice, right? Those are my favorite, and I don't know the difference between cranes and herons.

Oh, you're right.

But they're always, yeah, they're always at the lake where we go.

Yeah.

And I have two print copies that I ordered for our wall up there. Oh, really? And I wait. Yes, I waited six months during COVID for pottery barn to get them in. I love those birds. I need to actually. I do. It's, it's a single Google away for me to find out the difference between a crane and a heron and I haven't done it. Sometimes it just feels like that. It's a single Google away for me to find out the difference between a crane and a heron. And I haven't done it. Sometimes it just feels like that. It's too much. You know, it just, there's too many other things to Google. Best to leave the mystery in your brain sometimes. But I do love those birds. That looks like a mystery. I wonder if it is. I'll read. This is our bonus shelf edition, too. Oh, it's a climate disaster. Oh, you know, I love my new climate. Okay. All right. Yeah. All right. Anyway, I'm trying to, like, quickly read. But like, of course. I like, you shared that with us. I know. John, like, comes running in. He's like handing me something. Like, what is it? I'm like, oh, okay. I just started getting some print book mail. And so,

I mean, just recently. So now every day I'm like peeking on the porch and then there's usually

nothing there. But on the days there is, I love it. It's truly my favorite thing ever. I live for

bookmail. And I don't get it every day, but I get it a couple times a week typically and I'm like, what is here? So anyway, thanks to Simon and Schuster for that one. So tell me, how has your fall reading been going? Really good. I think I got just a teeny bit off track only because I wanted to read a couple different Stephen King's.

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