Podcast
Bibliophiles at Home
22
0
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 and Jennifer will wrap up the discussion with their personal ratings and the book choice for the following episode.
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 and Jennifer will wrap up the discussion with their personal ratings and the book choice for the following episode.
Caraval by Stephanie Garber
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
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 (Julia Quinn and Jane Austen).
01:07:11
01:09:23
Beartown by Frederik Backman
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
Join Camila and Jen as they discuss Beartown by Swedish author Fredrick Backman. Much darker than this previous novels, Backman uses Beartown’s obsession with ice hockey as the backdrop for exploring serious issues such as bullying, rape, and suicide.
01:06:34
New Year, New Books
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
Happy New Year! Jen and Camila kick off 2024 and with a recap of their favorite holiday reads and their personal reading goals, followed by a sneak preview of the first four books for Season 2. This is a SPOILER FREE episode!
44:23
Top 5 Books of the Year
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
It’s our last episode of Season 1! Join Camila and Jen for a recap of 2023 as they each share their top five reads for the year. This is a SPOILER FREE episode!
59:06
Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
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 ill.
01:00:04
Bonus Episode: Manacled by SenLinYu Part 1
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
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.
01:12:19
Bonus Episode: Manacled by SenLinYu Part 2
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
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.
46:03
Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
This week Camila and Jen journey into the Grishaverse to discuss Six of Crows, the first book of Leigh Bardugo’s #1 New York Times bestselling high fantasy duology.
53:27
The Turn of the Screw by Henry James
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
This week Jen and Camila kick off spooky season with the classic gothic horror novella from Henry James, The Turn of the Screw. Since its initial publication in 1898, this story has fascinated audiences with its ambiguity and is considered to be the most critically analyzed ghost in the English language.
44:53
Yellowface by R.F. Kuang
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
This week Jen and Camila discuss the newest book from New York Times bestselling author R. F. Kuang: Yellowface. Kuang’s novel offers readers a glimpse of the sometimes dark and often ruthless worlds of publishing and social media while exploring topics such as racism, diversity, and cultural appropriation.
59:52
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
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 free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals in the United States.
01:09:21
The Lincoln Highway by Amor Towles
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
“This week Jen and Camila return from their summer hiatus to discuss the 2021 New York Times bestseller, The Lincoln Highway by Amor Towles. A coming-of-age story set in 1954 over the span of just 10 days, The Lincoln Highway serves as a reminder that sometimes all you need is a faithful companion and the open road.”
01:21:47
I'm Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
Did they laugh? Did they cry? This episode Camila and Jen discuss some very difficult but important topics as they take a deep dive into Jennette McCurdy’s bestselling memoir, I’m Glad My Mom Died.
01:39:39
The Yellow Wife by Sadeqa Johnson
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
This week Camila and Jen venture into the genre of historical fiction as they discuss Yellow Wife by Sadeqa Johnson. In this difficult but important novel, Johnson examines the horrors of slavery through the lens of a white-passing Black woman with particular emphasis on her role as a mother.
01:36:37
Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
Fourth Wing is currently the hottest book that’s nowhere to be found, and this week Jen and Camila are discussing their take on all the things: fantasy, adventure, romance, and dragons. From bestselling author Rebecca Yarros, Fourth Wing is the first novel in her highly anticipated new series, The Empyrean.
01:35:19
Reminders of Him by Colleen Hoover
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
Reminders of Him by Colleen Hoover
01:01:17
Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
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.
01:02:35
Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
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.
01:38:18
The Maidens by Alex Michaelides
Episode in
Bibliophiles at Home
Camila and Jen offer up their take on “The Maidens” by Alex Michaelides, New York Times bestselling author of “The Silent Patient.” This psychological thriller incorporates elements of Greek mythology throughout and ends with a twist that you’ll never see coming!
01:12:07
You may also like View more
Cuentos y Relatos
Espacio no profesional dedicado a la lectura de Cuentos y Relatos clásicos realizada con voz humana y amenizada con una ambientación musical o sonora. Literatura de todos los géneros: Misterio, Ciencia Ficción, Terror, Fantástico, Policíaco, Costumbrista...
No son audios dramatizados, no son locuciones, no son narraciones. Son simplemente lecturas amateur y un proyecto absolutamente desinteresado y sin ánimo de lucro.
Algunos de los audios de este podcast pueden herir la sensibilidad del oyente debido a su contenido o lenguaje explícito. Si te consideras una persona sensible en este aspecto, por favor, no lo escuches y elige otro podcast más acorde a tus gustos, de lo contrario, adelante, estás en tu casa.
Espero que lo disfrutéis tanto como yo lo hago durante la producción de estos audios. Gracias por anticipado y también por vuestra presencia. ¡Un saludo!
Por favor, si te gusta algún audio, no olvides darle al "Me gusta" y compartir en tus redes sociales. ¡Muchas Gracias!
Advertencia: Por motivos obvios, cualquier comentario ofensivo, falto de respeto o improcedente, será automáticamente eliminado del podcast.
Blog: https://lanebulosaeclectica.blogspot.com.es/
Updated
La Cultureta
Ruben Amon, Rosa Belmonte, Guillermo Altares, Isabel Vazquez JF Leon y Sergio del Molino hablan sobre cine, musica, libros, series y mucho mas... Updated
HISTORIAS PARA SER LEÍDAS
Un podcast de Terror y Ciencia Ficción dirigido por Olga Paraíso. Autora de "Crónicas Vampíricas de Vera", disponible en Amazon. Updated