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Today on the show, it's The Warmth of Other Suns by Isabel Wilkerson. Again, there's not that many

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It just feels more substantial.

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About the books you wish you read, I'm Jeff O'Neill.

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Today we are delighted to have our colleague Sharifa Williams. She is Book Riot's Executive Director of Content, joining us as we dive into Isabel Wilkerson's award-winning oral history of the Great Migration, The Warmth of Other Suns. Sherifa, welcome. Thank you. Thank you for having me, especially to talk about this book. You know, you are responsible for this book happening at this time on zero to well read. You read this back in the fall and you raved about it in several places across Book Riot. And then as I was looking for some big signal nonfiction to incorporate into this season, it was right top of mind. So thank you for giving us an excuse to read this right now. That's wonderful to hear. I am so glad that me talking endlessly about

this book, which is so special, did something positive because I feel like I want to throw this

book at everybody I passed by on the street lately. Yeah. Yeah, we'll ask you when we get to our section about how we first encountered it or whatever.

I want to hear more about, or I read more about your story about why now and your experience.

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