026 - The Drawing of the Three (The Dark Tower II) by Stephen King

Ruin Road and The Last Last-Day-of-Summer by Lamar Giles

We're back! Elliott and Kristen sit down to talk about two books by Lamar Giles, Ruin Road and The Last Last-Day-of-Summer. They also discuss this year's Librarypalooza, which Lamar Giles will be at to discuss his work! Check out the link below for more details about Librarypalooza. https://www.librarypaloozasa.org/ Thanks for listening!

026 - The Drawing of the Three (The Dark Tower II) by Stephen King

We're back with the next chapter in Stephen King's Dark Tower series, The Drawing of the Three. Roland's journey takes a radical turn as he encounters, assists, and is aided by some new companions. Join us as we talk all about the events of the second book in King's epic series! CONTENT WARNINGS — While not said during the show, the book contains the following: Adult language, violence, sexual content (sometimes explicit), racial slurs.

025 - Dinotopia by James Gurney

It's Norah's turn to take the driver's seat in an episode about Dinotopia—a fun fantasy book where humans and dinosaurs exist in a magical world together! Join us as we talk about the book and some of our favorite dinos.

024 - The Gunslinger (The Dark Tower I) by Stephen King

We are back and ready to tackle a new series, The Dark Tower, by Stephen King. This is a series (and author) that Cody is very familiar with, but Elliott is brand new to. Join us as we talk about the first book in the series, The Gunslinger, which is one of King's most experimental books. We'll be back soon to talk about the next book in the series, The Drawing of the Three, so keep an eye out for that!

023 - Kiki's Delivery Service by Eiko Kadono

This week, Norah takes the driver's seat to talk about the 1985 book Kiki's Delivery Service by Eiko Kadono. The book became much more well-known due to the 1989 movie adaptation by Hayao Miyazaki. Norah talks about the portrayal of witches in this book as compared to other books, movies, and TV shows, as well as the major differences between the book and its adaptation. bookshelfattheend@gmail.com @bookshelfpod on Instagram