Ep 80: Books that make you want to skip dinner, work, and the rest of your life

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Ep 507: Our team recaps our 2025 reading year

As we wrap up our ninth year together, Anne invites our What Should I Read Next? team members to join her and share insight into what the past twelve months have meant in each of their reading lives. This episode borrows from a long-time tradition on Modern Mrs Darcy, the blog wh ...  Afficher plus

Ep 506: A new way to think about your reading in the coming year

Today's guest has been participating in reading challenges for nearly a decade, and she's putting a unique spin on this tradition in 2026 that you'll hear about today. Callie Dean lives in Shreveport, Louisiana, where in addition to reading she enjoys playing the violin in the Sh ...  Afficher plus

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#307 Laura Mucha: Love, Relationships & Attachment Theory
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#290 Jacqueline Wilson: The Joy Of Writing For Young Adults
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This week’s episode is with one of my biggest writing inspirations: Dame Jacqueline Wilson. Her 111th novel Love Frankie is out now. We talk about her journey into being one of the nation's most loved writers, her writing process, why she's always wanted to discuss deeper issues ...  Afficher plus

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