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Anne's recommendations today give Houston some new series she'll be excited to investigate.Дo you have a mystery series to recommend to Houston? Find her on Instagram, and visit our shownotes page to see the full list of titles we discussed today and leave your comments and suggestions for Houston.

Houston is looking for a new multi-book mystery series featuring characters sheвЂ™ll connect with and evocative settings that invite her into the story. But now that she's mostly caught up on the backlist titles from her favorite mystery authors, she needs some new puzzles to solve. Houston Luke especially loves mystery series featuring engaging main characters like Louise Penny's Gamache or Agatha Christie's Poirot.

Our guest today has been a reader since she was young, and as an adult she discovered her favorite genre: mysteries! Readers, if you love a good mystery series, you'll definitely want to tune in for today's episode. Plus, listen in as Anne and Joanne talk about the favorite author who also wrote the book Joanne hated, and hear Anne's suggestions for reading gems just waiting to be discovered.ДЇind the full list of books mentioned in today's episode at our show notes page, /324, and leave a comment on that post to share what you think Joanne should read next! So it's not surprising that when the Covid-19 lockdowns came to their town in Canada, Joanne took on a new book role in the lives of her four grandchildren: selecting library books to be delivered to their home each week! Joanne and Anne discuss the challenge of finding the right books for young readers, as well as what Joanne's reading life looks like right now, and what she's seeking. Joanne Booy spent most of her life living internationally in a wide range of locations, but one thing has remained constant in her life-her passion for reading! She's relied on books to be companions in isolated corners of the globe, and she's worked hard to make books accessible to others, too. Readers, last week's guest told us about her grandmother signing her up for her first library card, and today's guest is a grandmother who is nurturing the next generation of readers! See the full list of the books discussed today, and let Odeta know what you think she should read next over at /325. In today's conversation, she's looking for some books that will engage her attention and bring a little more adventure into her reading life.ДЄnne recommends the perfect titles to help Odeta expand her readerly horizons and prepare for this next chapter in her life. Whether she's reading entertaining fiction or historical books that teach her something new, she knows that reading is something that always helps her feel like herself. Odeta Dyrmishi has loved to read since high school, and she's relied on books to carry her through other big changes in her life. Readers, todayвЂ™s guest is preparing for the arrival of her second child in a particularly bookish way-she's looking for some titles she can enjoy during upcoming midnight feedings and quiet moments with her newborn. See Privacy Policy at and California Privacy Notice at. To see a full list of the titles discussed today, visit our show notes page at /326, where we also share links to Shauna's website and Instagram page. Listen in to Anne and Shauna's conversation and the books Anne recommends that will remind Shauna why she fell in love with fiction in the first place.

Shauna Niequist is the author of numerous books, including Present Over Perfect, Bread and Wine, and her brand-new release I Guess I HavenвЂ™t Learned That Yet.В She's also a devoted reader, and while she finds herself reaching for everything from cookbooks to non-fiction, she's most excited about big, bold novels that have some staying power. Today's guest is an author whose books are regularly discussed in our online community, and she's here to talk with Anne today about the practice of seeking inspiration, and the books she can't stop recommending to the people in her life-and, of course, to get some suggestions for what to read next!

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