Re-Read Culture

The season is coming to a close! Episode 18! Will this be our last episode? Hmmm we will have to wait and see. In today's episode we talk about Re-Read culture. Why are we out here re-reading books? We also have good laugh asking, "What kind of bookish social creature are you?" Are you the book clubber, the influencer, or the lurker!?!So let's hang out for an hour and have a good laugh and great conversation.

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