I Have A Book Problem

EP9: The 12 books of Christmas

What is better at Christmas than getting books? Join me as I review my past year, look at my next 12 books, and have some fun in between. I hope everyone has a happy and safe holiday!. If you need to get in touch you can reach me at ihaveabookproblempod@gmail.com

EP 7: The Buses are Comin

We review the first hand account of a Freedom Rider and reflect on our current society.

EP6: The Light We Carry

If you love Michelle Obama as much as I do then reading The Light We Carry is a must. In this episode, we review the teachings I have taken away from this book and I also talk about being lonely while loving that my kids are living their best life.

EP5: The Paris Library

The Paris Library by Janet Skelsien Charles surprised me with how wonderfully engaging it was and how it drew me in. This month I provide my review and a look at my neighbour war that is quietly brewing.

Ep4: Eat, Pray, #FML

Playing off an association with another book and a well-thought-out social campaign, this book came with much excitement. Travel can be so good for the soul. Unfortunately, I was disappointed in this one. They are not all winners. This month we try a new format, talk about why I will never use the term imposter syndrome again, and remember Cormac McCarthy. We also take a deep dive into this month's book and some of my travels. If you need someone to talk to you can find resources at Canada.ca [https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/mental-health-services/mental-health-get-help.html]. You are not alone, we all need a little help once in a while. If your employer has an employee assistance program, you can rely on them for short-term mental health support. talk to family, talk to friends, talk to anyone. You can even reach out to me at ihaveabookproblempod@gmail.com or at the I Have a Book Problem Facebook page [https://www.facebook.com/groups/1138113206860230/].