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Bookward
by Oliver
Books-- they form us, they make us who we are, and who we never thought we could be. When we take a closer look at books we take a closer look at the stories in between the pages and what the truth about our world is. In this podcast we'll dive as deep as we can into a different book, a different us, each episode to discover ideas and concepts to explore.
Episodes
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To Kill a Mockingbird
Today's story will be To Kill a Mockingbird and we will be discussing characters and important plot points.
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Halloween Special Campfire Tale: The Halloween Tree
This is my first every themed episdoe Campfire Tale. This one episode special will be focusing on the story the Halloween Tree and the history of Halloween!
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The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger Book Review
Today's episode is a book review done with my local library of the Catcher in the Rye. Today's episode will be a little different than the others.
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Mad Adam: New Beginnings
In this episode of bookward we look at the final book in the Mad Adam trilogy and really take a look at all the symbols this series has left for us.
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The Flood: Changing tides
In this episode we look at The Flood the sequel to Oryx and Crake and take a deep look at the God's Gardners.
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Oryx and Crake: The event that changed the world
This espisode focuses on plot elements on post apocalyptic books and how they are used in Oryx and Crake and how they affect the story.
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The toll: Humanity's infinite prosperity or infinite doom
This is the final book in Neal Shusterman's book series Scythe and what a ride. Some of the details in the episode are the toll and his effect on the story, The land of nod, and the Thunderhead's amazing escape plan.
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Thunderhead: Destructive forces
This episode takes a deeper look into Neal Shusterman's book Thunderhead talking about things such as the new order and old guard, unsavory life, and the sinking of Endura.
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Scythe: The Perfectly Imperfect World
This episode takes a deeper look in to Neal Shusterman's book Scythe. The elements of the story that we look at are the setting, the Thunderhead, key scythes in the story including Curie, Faraday, and Goddard, and loopholes that are found in the Scythedoms rules.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Books-- they form us, they make us who we are, and who we never thought we could be. When we take a closer look at books we take a closer look at the stories in between the pages and what the truth about our world is. In this podcast we'll dive as deep as we can into a different book, a different us, each episode to discover ideas and concepts to explore.
HOSTED BY
Oliver
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How many episodes does Bookward have?
Bookward currently has 9 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
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Books-- they form us, they make us who we are, and who we never thought we could be. When we take a closer look at books we take a closer look at the stories in between the pages and what the truth about our world is. In this podcast we'll dive as deep as we can into a different book, a different...
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Bookward is created and hosted by Oliver.
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