The "It" Books of March

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🗓️ 28 February 2024

⏱️ 48 minutes

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0:30.0	This is the Book Ride podcast. I'm Jeff O'Neil.
0:33.0	And I'm Rebecca Shinsky. I remembered my line this week.
0:36.0	You did remember your line. I can get myself recorded, apparently.
0:40.0	I'm knocking on wood. We lit candles here. I don't know what it's Glitch Fest 2024
0:46.0	but today we are talking about the it books of March of 2024 because believe it or not we are into March here before to you know a few days away
0:57.3	I guess you'll be hearing this if you're listening to a pretty quick after release
1:00.4	maybe toward the tail end to February.
1:02.8	But we're into the year.
1:04.6	And boy, the last couple of weeks of February
1:06.9	really showed it.
1:08.2	And March is a really very, very strong month,
1:10.8	I would say, for books like you and I are interested in. I guess
1:15.9	overview Rebecca so far we were just talking about some of our recent reading
1:20.4	other things we're doing for the show.
1:23.4	It's turning into a pretty good spring, I would say,
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