Ep 285: Books that leave you speechless
Even though reading is a solitary activity, you’re never truly alone as a reader. You’re never the only reader who prefers dog-eared pages to bookmarks or the only reader who reads the last page first. Today’s guest used to feel self-conscious about her affection for stories that explore difficult themes. But we know that Rachel Matthews isn’t the only reader who enjoys darker fiction. In fact, I’m willing to bet that some of you have been waiting for an episode with a reader just like Rachel. Check out the full list of books from today's show at whatshouldireadnextpodcast.com/285 If Rachel's dark side sounds like your book twin be sure to follow her on Instagram.
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Show Notes
Even though reading is a solitary activity, you’re never truly alone as a reader. You’re never the only reader who prefers dog-eared pages to bookmarks or the only reader who reads the last page first.
Today’s guest used to feel self-conscious about her affection for stories that explore difficult themes. But we know that Rachel Matthews isn’t the only reader who enjoys darker fiction. In fact, I’m willing to bet that some of you have been waiting for an episode with a reader just like Rachel.
Check out the full list of books from today's show at whatshouldireadnextpodcast.com/285
If Rachel's dark side sounds like your book twin be sure to follow her on Instagram.
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