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black girl happy book club
by Kellea Tibbs
Welcome to the black girl happy book club podcast. This podcast is all about me, reading as many books as I can. I used to read a lot as a young girl and a teenager, and a little bit in college, although most of the books I read in college were for a class. I read here and there over the last 20+ years, but after the pandemic and after the popularity of audiobooks, I challenged myself to join as many books clubs as I could and to read as much as I could. And I know, some people poo-poo audiobooks, but having the option to read an audiobook versus a physical book has changed my life and it allows me to multitask, be it driving to work, cleaning, working on a project, etc. I have read more over the last five years than I ever would have if I had only been reading physical books. And I still enjoy cookbooks and poetry in the physical book form but most of my reading nowadays is definitely through audiobooks. I also read an eclectic combination of books which include the Thrillers and M
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to the black girl happy book club podcast. This podcast is all about me, reading as many books as I can. I used to read a lot as a young girl and a teenager, and a little bit in college, although most of the books I read in college were for a class. I read here and there over the last 20+ years, but after the pandemic and after the popularity of audiobooks, I challenged myself to join as many books clubs as I could and to read as much as I could. And I know, some people poo-poo audiobooks, but having the option to read an audiobook versus a physical book has changed my life and it allows me to multitask, be it driving to work, cleaning, working on a project, etc. I have read more over the last five years than I ever would have if I had only been reading physical books. And I still enjoy cookbooks and poetry in the physical book form but most of my reading nowadays is definitely through audiobooks. I also read an eclectic combination of books which include the Thrillers and M
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