I Have A Book Problem

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

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

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.

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.

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&...

This month we review The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz by Jeremy Dronfield and we discuss healing generational trauma, including residential school trauma.

Johanna Lindsey is no stranger to my bookshelf. She is a staple of the romance genre. This month we review the first three books in her Mallory series. If you or someone you know needs someone to speak with, resources are available: Manhattan Center for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy - Great self directed resources used in this episode Kids Help Phone - 24/7 support for people under the age of 27. Y...

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