Books and Beards - Episode One

Episode 1 of the Books and Beards podcast, hosted by Jim Jose, titled "Books and Beards - Episode One" was published on November 12, 2020 and runs 24 minutes.

November 12, 2020 ·24m · Books and Beards

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Summary

On today's podcast, Adam and Juan discuss Janet Fitch's 1999 book, White Oleander. A beautiful coming-of-age story about a child separated from her mother and placed in a series of foster homes. It deals with themes of motherhood and teenage angst, among many of its other themes. For any recommendations, please direct message us @BooksAndBeards on Instagram.

Episode Description

On today's podcast, Adam and Juan discuss Janet Fitch's 1999 book, White Oleander. A beautiful coming-of-age story about a child separated from her mother and placed in a series of foster homes. It deals with themes of motherhood and teenage angst, among many of its other themes. For any recommendations, please direct message us @BooksAndBeards on Instagram.

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