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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2015 · 39 MIN

Episode Twenty - In Our Younger and More Vulnerable Years...

from Cracking the Spine · host Sean Curran

This week the gang takes a suggestion from a listener and talk about the books that they read when they were younger. From Judy Blume to Stephen King to Gary Paulson and everything in between. Sean also treats us to another dramatic reading from a new American classic. Join us, won't you?Music - Tennessee Valley by: HoneychurchBooks discussed:A Head Full Of Ghosts by: Paul TremblayThe Book Of Five Rings by: Musashi MiyamotoArmada by: Ernest ClineThe Fold by: Peter ClinesThe Girl With All The Gifts by: M. R. CareyFrog And Toad Are Friends by: Arnold LobelRichard Scarry’s Busy, Busy Town by: Richard ScarryMr. Happy by: Roger HargreavesThe Boxcar Children by: Gertrude Chandler WarnerThe Adventures Of Ali Baba Bernstein by: Johanna HurwitzThe Mouse And The Motorcycle by: Beverly ClearyHatchet by: Gary PaulsonMy Side Of The Mountain by: Jean Craighead GeorgeThe Outsiders by: S. E. HintonBridge To Terabithia by: Katherine PatersonA Wrinkle In Time by: Madeleine L’EngleThe Virgin Suicides by: Jeffrey EugenidesThe Perks Of Being A Wallflower by: Stephen ChboskyLittle Women by: Louisa May Alcott The Crystal Cave by: Mary Stewart

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