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This is the Get Bookbooked podcast, a weekly show for personalized greeting recommendations.

This is episode 179, and we are recording on April 30th. I'm Amanda Nelson,

and I'm here with Jen Northington, and we are coming to you from Book Riot. Welcome.

And from the construction on my street, which I don't think the mic is going to pick up,

so hopefully we'll be fine. But if it is, apologies to you, listeners, I think we should be okay, though. What are they building? I don't. You know what I really hope they're doing is fixing the potholes. The chances of that

being what they're doing seem very slim, but that is, I live in hope. I live in hope. I live in hope.

The Jen Northington story. Seriously. All right. So before we get started, let's talk about how this show works. As I said, this is a show for personalized reading recommendations. So you can send your reading recommendation request to us via email at get booked at bookwrite.com, or you can drop them in the form at the bottom of the show notes on the site. And these can be anything. If you've read a book that you loved and want to read something

similar or you're traveling somewhere and want to read about that place before you go, they also don't have to be requests for you. You can be looking for a gift for someone, something to read with your book club, anything. So you can send this to us. If your question is time sensitive, please put that in the subject line of the email or in big letters in the first line of your question if you're using the form. We might email you back if we're not going to get to your

question on subject line of the email or in big letters in the first line of your question if you're using

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