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This is episode 207 and we're recording on November 12th.

I'm Amanda Nelson and I'm here with Jen Northington and we're coming to you from Book Riot.

Hello.

Hello.

Are we just counting down to Thanksgiving now? Well, I'm going to

visit Preeti and Atlanta this week, so that is what I am counting down towards. I'm so excited.

Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. Uh, no, it is not my favorite holiday. But I don't,

I love pumpkin pie, so like, I do love that part of it. Yeah, it's not my favorite holiday. But I don't. I love pumpkin pie, so I do love that part of it. Yeah, it's

definitely my favorite. Interesting. I don't. It doesn't make, I mean, I have no, it's just eating. Like,

you don't do anything on Thanksgiving. You sit and you eat food and you watch football. I don't even

care about that. Like, I don't know why. I just like it. It's like cozy. I mean, I will say that it has the least amount of other weird pressures on it for most holidays. So that's, that's reasonable. That's reasonable. Isn't it the cheapest, do you think? I mean, like, paying for all those groceries is a lot of money, but like you don't have't have to buy presents. I often have to travel, so. Oh, yeah. But it's true that there are no presents involved. I don't know. Halloween is my favorite holiday. I do love home. Quite frankly. So. Okay. Well, we don't have to talk about Thanksgiving. Welcome. We are going to talk about holidays today, though. We are. This is our holiday recommendation episode. I'm sure we will have more requests later in the year, but we wanted to do like a whole episode of just holiday recommendations for folks so we could get them out in time for y'all to go by gifts. So that's what we're doing. How the show works, both in this episode and in normal weeks, is that you send us your reading recommendation requests and we answer them here on the show. These can be for anything. They can be for you or a book club or for a gift, obviously, since we're doing a whole show about it. And you can email your reading recommendation request to us at get booked at bookwrite.com. Or you can drop your request in the form, which is at the bottom of the show, no, it's on the site. If your ask is time sensitive, please put that in the subject line or in the first line, a big, big letter so we can get to it on time. We might email you back. That's why we asked for your email address in the form. we might email you back if we're not going to get to it on time or if we've already answered the show on the air.

Okay.

So we have two pieces of feedback, but they're all for the same

book. A lot of people had recommendations for the questioner who asked for comps to the convenience

store woman. Kari says, I love the same aspects of the book she mentioned, Everyday Life in Japan

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