Stephen Orth
Son of a Librarian
A podcast about books and other literary things.
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Episodes
On-the-Go Reading: Thoughts on 'A Demon's Gift' by L.S. O'Dea 24.07.2023 3:24
On this episode of Son of a Librarian, I dive into the captivating novella "A Demon's Gift" by L.S. O'Day. Despite its short length, the book is packed with an engaging story that keeps you hooked from start to finish. The worldbuilding aspect is well-balanced, providing enough information to understand the setting without overwhelming the plot. Although some parts of the plot ma...
A Guide For Parents to Boost Your Child's Reading Comprehension 24.06.2022 5:34
Reading comprehension is essential to success in school and in life. You play a major role in helping your kids retain the information they read. There are basic and more advanced strategies that any parent can use to assist their children in this area.
Review - “I Was Just A Radioman” Pamela Ackerson 07.12.2021 5:52
Warning. The book discussed in this podcast may contain language and activities that may be offensive to some people. Please exercise caution if you decide to read this book. "I Was Just A Radioman" ARM H.P. Lawrence The Memoirs of a WW2, Pearl Harbor Survivor by Pamela Ackerson Obviously this book is set during World War 2 and tells of one mans experience of being at Pearl Harbor on that fateful...
Review - Hugh Howey's "Beacon 23" 15.10.2020 5:10
When you're a hero that never wanted to be a hero, how do spend the rest of your life? If you answered alone, on the outskirts of space and just this side of sanity .. you guessed right. Beacon 23 is a well written Sci-Fi anti-hero genre book by Hugh Howey. You can pick up a copy for yourself at Amazon https://amzn.to/37QHr8y (affiliate link) or other major book sellers.
Poetry Corner - The Cats Have Come To Tea 30.09.2020 1:20
I thought that I would occasionally offer some poetry that I find. Today I read "The Cats Have Come To Tea" by Kate Greenaway. I found the poem on public-domain-poetry.com I thought that it was a cute little poem, and since I like cats it was an interesting visual as I read it. Let me know what you think. You can stop by my Facebook page to leave me a message. You can also reach me through t...
Review - "The Cat of Christmas Past" - Kathi Daley 19.01.2020 6:50
The Cat of Christmas Past by Kathi Daley, published in November of 2015, is a heartwarming Christmas story of family, friends and the miracles of both (oh and cats as well). This is the 6th book in the Whales and Tails series, but stands on its own merit. Ms. Daley also has two other books that deal with cats at Christmas time. If you would like to purchase a copy for yourself, you can find it on...
Review - Jimmy Buffett's "A Salty Piece of Land" 18.12.2019 6:23
First published in 2004, which happens to also be the year I received and read the book, "A Salty Piece of Land" takes you on a Caribbean adventure with Tully Mars and his horse, Mr. Twain. It is a story of life and finding meaning in it. "A Salty Piece Of Land" by Jimmy Buffett https://amzn.to/2Z182wx (affiliate link)
Review - "Stone Obsession" by Julie Morgan 29.11.2019 4:18
Stone Obsession By Julie Morgan Part of the Cursed Seas Collection Charmed Legacy shared world series Sirens and pirates and mages - Oh my! This 'dystopian world' novel is filled with sirens, pirates, mages and other humans. You'll find monsters on the land and in the seas. And some even find love. Buy it on Amazon (affiliate link) https://amzn.to/2OtZGdb
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