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Bibliophiles at Home

Camila A. and Jennifer W.

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Bibliophiles at Home is a book club podcast for readers who love a good discussion, enjoyed from the comfort of home on your own schedule! Join your hosts Camila and Jennifer as they explore a wide variety of literary genres ranging from current bestsellers, debut novels, sleeper hits, and even a few non-fiction titles for good measure. Each episode will feature the book’s Goodreads rating, a short author bio, and a brief synopsis, followed by a deep dive discussion (read: spoilers). Camila ...
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This week Camila and Jen are joined by Jen’s daughter, Corinne, as they discuss Caraval, the first book in Stephanie Garber’s YA Fantasy trilogy of the same name. In addition to Caraval, the ladies also give their opinions on the age gap trope and all things literary romance, from cowboy (Elsie Silver), to vampire (Stephenie Meyer), to regency (Jul…
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Jen and Camila revisit nonfiction in their discussion of the New York Times best seller, Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner. Best known as the lead singer of the band Japanese Breakfast, Zauner explores her upbringing as an American Korean, and ultimately faces the threat of losing access to her Korean culture when her mother becomes terminally il…
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Bonus Episode Part 1 of 2 - Happy Halloween! As a special treat for spooky season, Camila and Jen are discussing Manacled by SenLinYu. First uploaded to Wattpad in 2018 and now available exclusively on AO3, this “Dramione” reimagining of Harry Potter has recently taken over BookTok and is changing the game when it comes to fan fiction.…
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Bonus Episode Part 2 of 2 - Happy Halloween! As a special treat, Camila and Jen are discussing Manacled by SenLinYu. First uploaded to Wattpad in 2018 and now available exclusively on AO3, this “Dramione” reimagining of Harry Potter has recently taken over BookTok and is changing the game when it comes to fan fiction.…
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Join Camila and Jen this week as they discuss Matt Haig’s international besteller, The Midnight Library. In his novel, Haig uses the main character’s suicide attempt as a plot device to frame the philosophical and somewhat controversial question: what makes life worth living? September is National Suicide Prevention Month. 988lifeline.org provides …
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Join Camila and Jen as they discuss Demon Copperhead, Barbara Kingsolver’s latest novel and winner of the 2022 Pulitzer prize for fiction. A modern retelling of Charles Dickens’s classic David Copperfield, the story is set in Lee County, Virginia, and follows the life of its titular character, Demon, as he navigates poverty, loss, and addiction.…
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What exactly does “in medias res” mean? Is it pronounced “Suh-LEE-nuh” or “Suh-LAY-nuh”? What are “wyrdmarks” and what do they have to do with anything? These questions and more are answered as Jen and Camila discuss “Throne of Glass,” the titular first novel in the high fantasy series by internationally bestselling author Sarah J. Maas.…
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