Los mejores podcasts de Kid Friendly Book Reviews (2024)

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Project Update | What's a Dad to Do for Fun? | Teach Your Kids How to Cook 14:51

1M ago14:51

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I provide a quick update on our latest farm project and also talk about the agency that comes from having your kids involved in what you do around your property and also how teaching them things, like how to operate equipment or cook their own food is the way. There is no greater good than to be of service to the people you love. #parenting #agency…

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We Who Are Your Closest Friends 8:52

4M ago8:52

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In this episode, I read one of my favorite poems, We Who Are Your Closest Friends, which just speaks to the insanity in which our mind operates. It was written back in the 1940s and is still true to this day. How might we get out of our heads such that we can live the way that we want without existing in so much turmoil? It is not easy but is a nob…

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Reclaim Your Agency - Showing Up with Purpose 14:11

4M ago14:11

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Reclaim your agency. This episode talks about showing up with purpose. This article and more can be found on the website. Check out the website: https://pursuitofutility.com/an-orange-shirt-and-discomfort/

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Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret by Judy Blume 34:37

7M ago34:37

34:37

Join hosts Sam and Sarah on this episode of "Not Your Average Book Report" as they dive into Judy Blume's timeless classic "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret." Discover how this beloved coming-of-age tale resonates with readers and explore its enduring themes of identity, friendship, and faith. Power Rank These Three from Worst to Least Worst: 1…

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Matilda by Roald Dahl 38:59

8M ago38:59

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In this episode we're reading Matilda by Roald Dahl. Sam and Sarah share laughter-inducing excerpts (You can do it, Brucie!) and reminisce about their favorite teachers who inspired them. Immerse yourself in a delightful blend of nostalgia, humor, and genuine moments as we discuss this classic.Por Not Your Average Book Report

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THINK OF THE CHILDREN! Kids in the Media 57:05

12M ago57:05

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Listen to this new episode where Danielle and Zara have an honest conversation about the presence of children in media. We discuss the legalities around child labour, the horrendous lengths parents will go to for attention, and assess who has access to child-content. It’s a scary world and kids deserve privacy and protection - especially from their…

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For The OG Fans: Ultimate Podcast Quiz 28:39

1y ago28:39

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Calling all our DAY ONE listeners! In this special episode, requested by a listener, Danielle & Zara quiz each other on their own podcast - all the things relating to In Other Words.We chat about our cover art, struggle through some tough questions, Zara’s favourite object, and much more. Do we really mean what we say? Do we remember all the things…

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The Role of Christian Women 1:23:30

1y ago1:23:30

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This was coming eventually… Danielle and Zara have a long and informal conversation about the role of Christian women in the church, in marriage, and life in general. Looking at the contentious scriptures and breaking them down in a digestible way, we hope this discussion is helpful. We talk about Eve (who screwed us over), the importance of women …

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Why do we even do this podcast? 1:03:21

1y ago1:03:21

1:03:21

WE’RE BACK! Danielle & Zara kick off season 5 of In Other Words with a personal Q&A. A lot has changed since season 1 and we thought it was time for us to give you a glimpse into who we are. We share our thoughts on ‘the one’, exciting things still to come this year, identifying as LGBTQ+ while also being Christian, and of course, our standard virg…

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"God told me you're my wife" and other ANNOYING Christian sayings 56:22

1y ago56:22

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Warning: episode contains “heresy”. As Christians ourselves, we are allowed to poke fun of all the things only Christians say. In our Season 4 finale, Danielle and Zara share their thoughts on common Christian phrases that could use some adjusting or completely ditching. God bless you as you listen to this episode. For more: https://linktr.ee/inoth…

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25. Post-Father's Day Check-In | The Dad Scorecard 33:20

1+ y ago33:20

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Being a dad is the hardest job you will ever love. And with that job comes lots of room for improvement. In this episode I reflect on how I think I am doing as a dad with a few areas that I think I am getting better in and a few others that could use some work. If you have any ideas on topics that you want to hear discussed shoot me an email to nat…

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It Starts with a Diet: Eating Disorders with Kaitlin Solomon 1:05:40

1+ y ago1:05:40

1:05:40

Never count calories. In this episode we take a hard look at the topic of eating disorders. We are joined by Kaitlin Solomon who shares her struggle with Anorexia Nervosa. She discusses her personal journey, types of eating disorders, the warning signs, causes, and how we can support those struggling. Please reach out if you are struggling! “(This)…

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Love Story (In Other Words' Version) 48:39

1+ y ago48:39

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It’s a love story, baby just say yes.In this episode Danielle & Zara embrace all the love and share the stories of listeners and their significant others. Finding someone to talk to, choose-your-own-adventure dates, and late slip duty all serve as the pillars of love (in this episode at least).And of course, we have to end with the story of Daniell…

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22 Lessons from 2022 53:26

1+ y ago53:26

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We're very much in 2023 at this point, but that doesn't mean that last year was meaningless. In this episode, Danielle and Zara take a look back at 2022 and share the 22 lessons they learned. Being a good steward, making connections, and doing hard things are some of the topics we touch on. It wasn't the easiest year, but it brought much growth. Da…

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Q&A: Physical Boundaries & Making Friends 1:02:35

1+ y ago1:02:35

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It’s random Q&A time! In this episode, Danielle & Zara answer questions anonymously sent in by their listeners. We chat about accepting social invites, establishing physical boundaries in romantic relationships, and discovering the root of our self-esteem issues. Do we have hope for South Africa? What’s the best advice we’ve ever been given? And of…

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The Mouse and the Motorcycle by Beverly Cleary 23:28

1+ y ago23:28

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Ah, the sweet nostalgic halls of the Mountain View Inn where you'll find loud dogs, plenty of crumbs and perhaps a MOUSE bbbbbbbbbbddddd-ing by on a motorcycle. We loved this discussion of Beverly Cleary's The Mouse and the Motorcycle and think you will too! Be sure to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! Got comments or book suggestions? You can n…

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Book Reviews 51:45

1+ y ago51:45

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The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock 2:34

1+ y ago2:34

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Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock Written by T. S. Eliot Description: Story of an old man's regrets and existential crisis as he reflects on his life in both the past and present. Recommended for ages 13+ (And Parent Discre…

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The Metamorphosis 2:55

1+ y ago2:55

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Thank you for your patience! SOAR has been on hiatus for the last few months due to an accident and other unforeseen circumstances, but you can expect to see episodes released more regularly now. Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: The Metamorphosis Written by …

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The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett 27:19

1+ y ago27:19

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Let's journey to Yorkshire in England to the wild and wonderful moor where Mistress Mary Quite Contrary is discovering some things about the world and herself! It's the Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett!Por Not Your Average Book Report

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Our Friend S.D. Smith Serves Up Some Sandwiches 35:28

1+ y ago35:28

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Today we are joined by S.D. Smith, author of the Green Ember series, who tells us about things like writing being a job you do with an apron on, telling stories to your kids and we find a way to talk about Narnia. You can find Sam on the web at sdsmith.com. There you can find info about his newest book: Jack Zulu and the Waylander's Key.…

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We're Not Having Kids, Thanks 54:30

2y ago54:30

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Danielle’s kids won’t see a rhinoceros?! In this episode, Zara & Danielle chat about the fears they have with regards to all things motherhood. Despite the common narrative that all women’s God-given role is to have children, we do have some thoughts…and concerns. Body changes, resentful kids, breastfeeding - we get real about it all. (Oh, and we d…

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The Kite Runner 3:45

2y ago3:45

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Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: The Kite Runner Written by Khaled Hosseini Description: Story of a friendship tainted by societal hegemony and the war-torn region of Afghanistan in which the protagonist resides. Recommended for ages 13+ (And Parent Discreti…

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Sustainability For Dummies (By Dummies) 1:00:28

2y ago1:00:28

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Despite Zara’s interesting demonstration of the piano’s sustain pedal… Sustainability is a multi-faceted and sometimes daunting topic. In this episode, Danielle and Zara attempt to make it accessible for us all, since it affects every human being. What is sustainability? Why is it important? What are some of the nuances? Are there harmful ideas sur…

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Wonder by R.J. Palacio 39:41

2y ago39:41

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We are back from our little fall break and we've got a doozy. We read Wonder by R.J. Palacio based on a recommendation from our friend (who you might just be hearing from later on in the show!). Wonder is a heart-warming book in the truest sense and we hope you enjoy it and this episode as much as we did.…

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Judging Your Music Taste (Feat. Shaun Labuschagne) 1:07:01

2y ago1:07:01

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In this episode, Danielle & Zara are joined by special guest musician, Shaun Labuschagne - a self-proclaimed music expert. Thank You for the Music… we review songs submitted by our wonderful listeners (find links below). We give our OPINIONS on a variety of songs. Some were a vibe, others were… not. We talk about chord progressions, reveal our lack…

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Scary Stories: Ghosts, Nightmares & Eskom 58:08

2y ago58:08

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Life can be scary sometimes. And so can In Other Words… In this episode, Danielle and Zara share scary stories from listeners about the spooky, the criminal, the medical, and all things terrifying. Some things you’ll learn: - Eskom is (almost always) the antagonist. - Avoid Hout Bay? - If you don’t share this episode with 10 people, very bad things…

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All The King's Men 2:55

2y ago2:55

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Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: All The King's Men Written by Robert Penn Warren Description: Political drama about a governor who wants what is best for his people but uses dirty methods to achieve it. Recommended for ages 12+ (And Parent Discretion) Music…

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A&P 2:30

2y ago2:30

2:30

Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: A&P Written by John Updike Description: Story of a teenage cashier being captivated by girls from the beach and then making a move no one in the grocery store ever thought he would. Recommended for ages 12+ (And Parent Discre…

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The SHOCKING Truth About True Crime 1:01:29

2y ago1:01:29

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Why do we love serial killers? Why are we, as humans, drawn to the unthinkable? Is true crime an aid to help us avoid the worst? In this episode, Danielle & Zara review the evidence and discuss the “true crime” genre, the fear it evokes, the glorification of evil people, and lots more. P.S. We apologise for any clicking sounds! Recording remotely h…

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling 39:45

2y ago39:45

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It all ends here. "One will die at the hands of the other, for neither shall live while the other survives." Join us as we conclude our Summer of Potter (in October, it's fine, it's fine).Por Not Your Average Book Report

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So Stereotypical 1:02:45

2y ago1:02:45

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Stereotypes. We hear them. Sometimes we even believe them. Sometimes they’re low-key true.Are religious people judgemental? Do real men cry? Do female breadwinners emasculate their male spouse? Danielle and Zara discuss what the audience believes, their thoughts, and some fun history on all kinds of stereotypes.…

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Sonny's Blues 2:31

2y ago2:31

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Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: Sonny's Blues Written by James Baldwin Description: Story of the relationship between a man and his brother as they are surrounded by a cycle of poverty. Recommended for ages 12+ (And Parent Discretion) Music: Fluvialbius (co…

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You've Got A Friend In Me 1:14:35

2y ago1:14:35

1:14:35

Danielle and Zara chat all about friendship in this episode packed with all kinds of stories & advice. Some friendships will last a lifetime, while others won’t. Some people like serving; Danielle does not. Some people solve conflict through talking, and others need time and space. Join us as we chat through friendship types, seasons, and expressio…

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 3:15

2y ago3:15

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Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Written by Roald Dahl Description: Story of a brave escape from terrible times and courage to make a change. Recommended for ages 8+ (And Parent Discretion) Music: Fluvialbius (composed by Ya…

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Frederick Douglass 3:00

2y ago3:00

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Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: Narrative of the life of Frederick Douglass Written by Frederick Douglass Description: Story of a brave escape from terrible times and courage to make a change. Recommended for ages 13+ (And Parent Discretion) Music: Fluvialb…

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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J.K. Rowling 28:29

2y ago28:29

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Just when we think things can't get worse, they do. And I'm afraid for poor Harry, this is far from the end of his troubles but we're here every step of the way as we continue our journey through the Harry Potter series in our SUMMER OF POTTER.Por Not Your Average Book Report

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13 Years in Hell: Abuse, "Purity", and Recovery (Feat. Christel Rohrs Viero) 1:08:00

2y ago1:08:00

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In this episode, Danielle & Zara are joined by Christel Rohrs Viero as she shares her journey of growing up in a conservative church, marrying an unkind man, and eventually finding freedom. Trigger warning, since this episode discusses many topics related to abuse. We discuss the warning signs one can sometimes miss, being forced into sex tapes, an…

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The Awakening 2:35

2y ago2:35

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Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: The Awakening Written by Kate Chopin Description: Story of a journey through self-discovery and being set free from societal and familial expectations. Recommended for ages 14+ (And Parent Discretion) Music: Fluvialbius (comp…

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How You Doin'? - Self-Doubt, Trauma & Laziness 45:47

2y ago45:47

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WE’RE BACK. Season 4 of In Other Words kicks off with a comprehensive update on the lives of Danielle & Zara. Zara shares the story of knocking a little boy over with her car, and Danielle chats about the weight of a Master’s thesis, and how amidst the doubt, anxiety, and exhaustion of the past few months we have managed to find joy. Our hope for t…

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Frankenstein 3:10

2y ago3:10

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Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: Frankenstein Written by Mary Shelley Description: Story of an attempt to create life gone wrong. Recommended for ages 12+ (And Parent Discretion) Music: Fluvialbius (composed by Yajat Gupta and Atharv Gopulani, and performed …

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How to Read Literature like a Professor 2:00

2y ago2:00

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Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: How to Read Literature like a Professor Written by Thomas C. Foster Description: An intriguing take on analyzing literary patterns and concepts to become a more informed and involved reader. Recommended for ages 12+ (And Pare…

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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by J.K. Rowling 29:34

2y ago29:34

29:34

Ah, being 15 again: being angry all the time, feeling misunderstood and of course girls bursting into tears when you kiss and the evil wizard invading your dreams. Wait what? Yep, things are getting wild for Harry Potter and we're here to discuss as we dive into the fifth book in the Harry Potter series!…

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The Cask of Amontillado 2:25

2y ago2:25

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Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: The Cask of Amontillado Written by Edgar Allen Poe Description: A man's account of his brutal revenge on a former friend who betrayed and insulted him. Recommended for ages 12+ (And Parent Discretion) Music: Fluvialbius (comp…

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The Lottery 2:34

2y ago2:34

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Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: The Lottery Written by Shirley Jackson Description: A town's annual tradition of having a lottery bears horrific secrets. Recommended for ages 12+ (And Parent Discretion) Music: Fluvialbius (composed by Yajat Gupta and Atharv…

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Our Friend Raychel is a Harry Potter Professor 36:23

2y ago36:23

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Today we are joined by our friend Raychel McKelvy! Within minutes, Raychel blows my mind with some of the symbolism in the books and the conversation only gets better from there. Rachel is an actress, a writer as well as an assistant professor of communications at Moody Bible Institute. She also happens to a be a Ravenclaw! Be sure to follow Rayche…

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Lamb to the Slaughter 2:58

2y ago2:58

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Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: Lamb to the Slaughter Written by Roald Dahl Description: Thrilling short story about a murder and cover-up. Recommended for ages 12+ (And Parent Discretion) Music: Fluvialbius (composed by Yajat Gupta and Atharv Gopulani, and…

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The Most Dangerous Game 3:07

2y ago3:07

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Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: The Most Dangerous Game Written by Richard Connell Description: Thrilling short story about a hunter becoming the hunted. Recommended for ages 12+ (And Parent Discretion) Music: Fluvialbius (composed by Yajat Gupta and Atharv…

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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by J.K. Rowling 32:29

2+ y ago32:29

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We rejoin Harry Potter as he faces new dangers like dragons, merpeople and talking to girls! It's Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire as we continue our Summer of Potter.Por Not Your Average Book Report

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Shooting an Elephant 2:51

2+ y ago2:51

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Welcome to the new season where the book trailers cover more heavy and meaningful reads that offer "food for thought." Book: Shooting an Elephant Written by George Orwell Description: Satirical piece about the true nature of imperialism and its motivations. Recommended for ages 12+ (And Parent Discretion) Music: Fluvialbius (composed by Yajat Gupta…

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