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EPISODE · Nov 23, 2020 · 47 MIN

Mitchell's Book Corner & Wendy Rouillard

from The Bookshop Podcast · host Mandy Jackson-Beverly with Wendy Morton and Wendy Rouillard.

Send us Fan MailSometime around mid-March, my Earth Mother alter ego kicked in and has since gone into overdrive. Every few days, a malodorous smell wafts from the kitchen—that's the sourdough starter telling me it's ready for attention. I've lost count of how many pics of flowery-patterned loaves I've posted on Instagram. Gone are the bookish images and texts that filled my feed pre-COVID. If I can't eat it, grow it, or walk it, the image isn’t getting posted. I'm not saying my bibliophile persona has gone AWOL. Instead, I'm on a rereading binge; a compulsive need to be comforted by characters dear to my heart and familiar faraway lands. This episode took me to Nantucket, Massachusetts, a place I’d love to visit. I chat with Wendy Morton, owner of Mitchell’s Book Corner, and local children’s author and illustrator, Wendy Rouillard. Here’s a list of links, authors, and books mentioned in this podcast.·      Mitchell’s Book Corner & Nantucket Bookworks·      Nantucket Chamber of Commerce·      The Second Story Loft·      Maria Mitchell·      Nathaniel Philbrick·      Elin Hildebrand·      Nancy Thayer ·      Steven Axelrod·      Isabel Wilkerson – author of Caste·      Ibram X. Kendi – author of How To Be An Antiracist·      Daniel Silva – author of The Order·      Libro.fm – audiobooks·      Bookshop.org·      Ruth Bader Ginsburg – I Know This to Be True·      I Know I Can·      Wendy Rouillard and Barnaby Bear·      Barnaby Bear on Instagram·      Wendy Rouillard on Facebook Buy Local. Read Global. Support your local indie bookshop.  Support the showThe Bookshop PodcastMandy Jackson-BeverlySocial Media Links

Send us Fan Mail Sometime around mid-March, my Earth Mother alter ego kicked in and has since gone into overdrive. Every few days, a malodorous smell wafts from the kitchen—that's the sourdough starter telling me it's ready for attention. I've lost count of how many pics of flowery-patterned loaves I've posted on Instagram. Gone are the bookish images and texts that filled my feed pre-COVID. If I can't eat it, grow it, or walk it, the image isn’t getting posted. I'm not saying my bibliophile ...

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