1.1 | Mental Health and “The House in the Cerulean Sea” by TJ Klune

1.2 | 2023 Reading Goals and “Children of Blood and Bone” by Tomi Adeyemi

Let’s focus on the LOVE of reading this year; 2023 is a year for joy, health, and rest. Oh! And we’re finally digging into “Children of Blood and Bone” together.

1.1 | Mental Health and “The House in the Cerulean Sea” by TJ Klune

How mental health matters and the beautiful, safe space books (like HitCS) create for us to talk about tough topics such as bias, prejudice, bullying, etc.

Introduction | Part Three

Series and schedules; paving a path forward. We are an online, interactive BOOK CLUB 🤩 This episodes teases season one, breaks down weekly episode schedules, hoping to amp up this book club experience! #bookbabblepodcast @book.babble.podcast

Introduction | Part Two

In this episode we talk about all things book talk and terminology. There a so many acronyms in the bookish community, it can sometimes be hard to get your head around them all. Here we discuss some of the most commonly used book acronyms, the ones that I use the most (and you can expect to hear on Book Babble), concluding with these questions: what bookish terms do you use or have questions about? What is your favorite, or most despised, trope? Let the book club know over on Instagram: @book.babble.podcast

Introduction | Part One

What is the Book Babble Podcast? Who is R.L. Thomas? What can be expected from this community? In this part one of three introductory episodes, we discuss the foundation and heart behind the Book Babble Podcast. This is a community book club dedicated to imagination, storytelling, and all things book talk. You can dive deep into the community through social media (eventually including YouTube and other spaces), mainly on Instagram @book.babble.podcast You can always send your questions and recommendations to book.babble.podcast@gmail.com and I look forward to building this book club community with you! :) Happy reading, xo