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Lesley and Rachel discuss motherhood, midlife, and Jessi Klein's memoir I'll Show Myself Out. 

Sam delivers a less than glowing review of a dark fantasy title that didn't land quite right for him. 

Cherie reviews a book by a Texan author who happened to be featured at an Evening With the Author event several years ago!

Erline, Donald, Katie, and Lesley wrap up their tour of the library's graphic novel collections with a sampling of adult graphic novels. They selected Fluorescent Mud, Ice Cream Man, Saga, and Wicked + Divine for their discussion. 

Erline, Donald, Katie, and Lesley are back to talk about teen graphic novels and all the feels in part two of this three part series about graphic novels.

Join Donald, Erline, Katie, and Lesley in their review some of our graphic novels. In this episode, they discuss picks from the kid's section: Camp, My Own World, Ghosts, and Cucumber Quest. Tune in for part two, the review of our teen graphic novel selections! 

Cherie and Katie give an overview of Ali Hazelwood's romance and science infused books and novellas in our latest episode!

Introducing our first ever crossover episode with the Baytown Engage Podcast! We hosted employees from a number of other city departments to show them around the library. Little did they know that they would also serve as guests on the two podcasts we host! You can check out other Baytown Engage episodes here: https://baytownengage.podbean.com/ 

Kevin reviews five different books by A. J. Jacobs... and listen to the end to hear a few words from the author himself!

Sci-fi lovers Erline and Donald have some differing opinions about singer Janelle Monáe's new science fiction anthology The Memory Librarian. 

Jamie reviews a book about triplets who couldn't be more different from each other in a book that is stylistically very different from the author's other works. 

Brandy and Diana join the show to review an award winning title from the kid's collection that is currently receiving praise and attention from readers of all ages!

Ash joins the show to review a book that developed a cult following over the years due to its unique formatting and disorienting storytelling style. 

Jake and Kathy join the show together to talk about The Hacienda, a gothic horror story set in Mexico in the aftermath of the War of Independence.

Rachel reviews a historical fiction book from the teen collection about a Chinese American young adult finding her voice in unexpected ways in 1890 Atlanta, Georgia. 

Jake joins the show to review a book that examines US political dysfunction and economic extremes from September 11 to the 2008 Recession. 

Kathy joins the show to discuss a 500+ page fantasy novel that was so captivating that she read it in one day. 

Sam reviews a memoir about a very strange and special relationship between a stand up comedian and his mother. 

Cherie puts the spotlight on a sampling of some of the 200+ books that Nora Roberts has written over the course of her career. 

Jamie and Lisa come to us with internet-sensation-turned-memoir Becoming Duchess Goldblatt, written by Anonymous.