Book Life: Recent Episodes
Ms. Lamb
My daughters, Abbi and Olivia, sit down with me to share what we read in 2023 and what we hope to read in 2024.
In this episode my friend, fellow book club member and teacher, Gail, and I share our thoughts on the book and movie, Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI.
In this episode I chat "unofficially" with Dewayne, who is currently serving in the Army, about what Veteran's Day is, how to honor those who have served and continue to serve and of course all about his reading and some book recommendations.
A friend of mine, Erin, and I talk about picking out GOOD books that you can and want to read.
My friend Alison and I discuss our chat with well known middle grade author Sharon Draper.
A friend and amateur sports expert comes on to talk about some football books we read and to predict the Super Bowl winner.
In honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day(Jan 27) my friend Tiffeny and I discuss the book Night and my trip to Auschwitz.
I talk with some of my listeners about different ghost stories and our Halloween plans.
I talk with a student and parent/educator about some of our feelings and ideas about banning and challenging books.
I talk with a witness to the events of that day and a student who read a historical fiction novel, Ground Zero, about the events.
Some students take a turn being the host and they interview me for the last episode of the season.
My friend Dan talks about what it was, and is, like having dyslexia and some ways he worked through it.
Annika, a student, and Mr. Brackman, her principal, pick out each other’s books to read and we discuss what they thought!
Another friend and I get together to discuss the pros and cons of listening to a book vs reading the book for yourself.
A librarian friend and I talk about funny things in the library, how to use the library and how yo help the library.
My friend Alison along with a former student, Owen, join me to discuss the benefits of graphic novels compared to text novels.
On this episode my guest shares his story of learning from past mistakes and pursuing his dreams as an author and screenwriter.
My daughter Olivia and I challenged each other to read a book that we may not normally read. We discuss what we thought of the book and about our different tastes in reading.
My oldest friend Megan and I talk about setting some reading intentions for the new year.
I talk with a good friend about Christmas and we compare notes on some more modern spins on the classic A Christmas Carol! We also sing….
Todd Strasser, author of 140 books, talks with me about his early reading struggles, some author insights and about some of his specific books.
A social studies teacher (Mrs. Williams) and I talk about the times in history and different cultures when reading and learning was not permitted for some people and how grateful we should be that we have books and the opportunity to read.
In this episode I talk with Michelle about returning to her education after quitting school in the 8th grade. I also learned l, from Scott, about all the ways Lighthouse Ministries helps people like Michelle succeed. Finally, I talked with some local 3rd graders who are working to collect money to help support Lighthouse. It is an inspiring episode!
LHS Naughts Gabe Dindy and Brett Nutting talk with me about how important reading and education is to them as athletes.
Miguel from the popular radio show Miguel and Holly talks with me about his love of reading, how much it meant to him as a kid and how helpful it is in his career today.
In this episode I talk with a friend who drifted away from reading and then found her way back. We talk about some reading tips and suggestions for anyone who wants to improve their reading.
Which is better? The movie or the book? In today's episode a former student and I talk about The Hate You Give and compare the characters and plot differences between the book and the movie. She decides which is better.
I sat down with the very popular Sheriff Grady Judd to talk about his favorite book, favorite author, how important reading is in his career and life and he shares some words of wisdom.