Week 4: They Call Me Beauty

Episode 12 of the In The Name Publishing Presents: Book Club podcast, hosted by In The Name Publishing, titled "Week 4: They Call Me Beauty" was published on January 26, 2024 and runs 67 minutes.

January 26, 2024 ·67m · In The Name Publishing Presents: Book Club

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In our final episode of Season One, hosts Kristen and Ann discuss their roles in the creation of They Call Me Beauty, and recap overall thoughts and feelings from reading TCMB for the second time, as readers not contributors. Join us as we wrap up Season One with the book that started it all! Price Drop Announcement: To help make They Call Me Beauty available and affordable to all readers, we've dropped the price of the Kindle version of They Call Me Beauty! Support the show

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In our final episode of Season One, hosts Kristen and Ann discuss their roles in the creation of They Call Me Beauty, and recap overall thoughts and feelings from reading TCMB for the second time, as readers not contributors. Join us as we wrap up Season One with the book that started it all!

Price Drop Announcement: To help make They Call Me Beauty available and affordable to all readers, we've dropped the price of the Kindle version of They Call Me Beauty!

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