Booktalk on Flawed Families
Episode 2 of the Journey through the Library podcast, hosted by Robin Dawson, titled "Booktalk on Flawed Families" was published on June 7, 2021 and runs 10 minutes.
June 7, 2021 ·10m · Journey through the Library
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Summary
The three books that I'm sharing are from different genres but are all about flawed families and how this affects the main characters' lives. So keep reading, and I hope you are inspired to read one of the titles.
Episode Description
The three books that I'm sharing are from different genres but are all about flawed families and how this affects the main characters' lives. So keep reading, and I hope you are inspired to read one of the titles.
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