The Sparkly Notes of Audio Books
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Books n Things Podcast
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This week we delve into the intense story of Wilder Girls by Rory Power. We power through an hour of a detailed synopsis and elaborate on our "thoughts and feels" of children thrust into a pandemic while at a boarding school. Will the government step in and assist the school in their time of need? What dangers awaits our protagonists as they maneuver through chaos and witness friends being mutated by a body changing disease?
Disclosure: This book may tap into your feelings of our current situation of being in quarantine during a pandemic. Be advised!
Join us next week as we discuss a novel that follows a delivery nurse and focuses on race in America: Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult.
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