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The 3 Book Girls podcast is a delightful and entertaining show that combines humor, book reviews, and genuine conversations among friends. From the very first episode, it's clear that these women have a natural chemistry and camaraderie that makes you feel like you're part of their inner circle. Their banter at the beginning of each episode creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere, allowing listeners to connect with them on a personal level.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is the honesty and strength of their book reviews. Each book girl provides a review for a different genre, offering a diverse range of recommendations for listeners. Whether it's historical fiction, young adult novels, high fantasy, or contemporary fiction, they cover it all. Their reviews are well-informed and thoughtful, giving listeners valuable insights into each book they discuss. It's refreshing to hear their authentic opinions without any sugar-coating.
Another great aspect of The 3 Book Girls podcast is the sense of community they foster. They hold live events quarterly and even started doing zoom calls during COVID-19 to engage with their audience on a more personal level. This goes beyond just being a podcast; it truly feels like being part of a supportive community where everyone shares their love for books and laughter.
However, there are occasional moments where inside jokes or references may alienate new listeners or those who haven't been following the podcast from the beginning. While these moments are rare, they can be slightly confusing for newcomers who may not understand the context behind them. However, this minor issue doesn't detract from the overall enjoyment of the show.
In conclusion, The 3 Book Girls podcast is an absolute delight for anyone who loves books and enjoys witty conversations filled with laughter. The dynamic between these women is infectious, making you feel like you're listening to your best friends chat about books every week. Their strong and honest book reviews provide valuable recommendations in various genres, expanding listeners' reading horizons. If you're looking for a podcast that combines humor, book talk, and a sense of community, The 3 Book Girls is definitely one to tune into.
Lots of fun with bodily fluids and body parts, but the book reviews are star of the show! American War by Omar El Akkad Anima Rising by Christopher Moore Conclave by Robert Harris
Not all pubic hair is curly, not all "overnight sensations" happen overnight, but all three of the books we review this week are great reads.
Bracket overkill? Too many monsters for us! Of course there are 3 excellent book reviews and some usual snarky shit. The Queen's Spade by Sarah Raughley The Usual Desire to Kill by Camilla Barnes Run for the Hills by Kevin Wilson
We discover that one of Pat's body parts has a hidden talent, and of course we introduce you to 3 great books! Under the Same Stars by Libba Bray Someone You Can Build a Nest In by John Witsell Killer Potential by Hannah Deitch
Three book girls, just chatting about hiding bodies and books! How Beautiful we Were by Imbolo Mbue A Very Punchable Face by Colin Jost Bat Eater and Other Names for Cora Zeng by Kylie Lee Baker
We are 4 Book GIrls this week, with our guest Shona L. Shona and Martha hit Indie Bookstore Day in Houston. We give you the full report, plus tips on how not to drive, how to keep Cheetoh dust off your books, and of course, reviews of 4 intriguing reads.
Our exploration of ways to keep the bugs away as well as the usual snark and 3 books reviewed! Pearce Oysters by Joselyn Takacs Nothing Ever Happens Here by Seraphina Nova Glass Bad Nature by Ariel Courage
Books keep our heads above water, and also weird animal facts! This week's books Circling the Sun by Paula McLain Mars Colony One by Gerald M Kilby When we were real by Daryl Gregory
This week we recorded directly after the "hands off" rallies that took place in all 50 states, so our banter reflects that. We also reviewed 3 excellent books! The Mars Room by Rachel Kushner Flimsy Little Plastic Miracles by Ron Currie, Jr. We Solve Murders by Richard Osman
EPISODE 442 RACE AGAINST PENELOPIAD RETREAT by 3BookGirls
We discuss our bad guy bracket again, so check Facebook to vote! The Paris Express by Emma Donoghue The Secretary by Renee Knight The Outcast Mage by Annabele Campbell
We talk about making a bracket for bad guys in books (and movies) for fun on our book squad page. We also review 3 awesome books! The Scandalous Life of Nancy Randolf by Kate Braithwaite, The Wild Seed by Octavia Butler The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
We talk this week about a planned trip coming up, plus we also review three awesome books! The Dutch House by Ann Patchett To Say Nothing of the Dog by Connie Willis Creep; A Love Story by Emma Van Straaten
We have our old lady moments, injuries and are pretty tired of living in unprecedented times. We have 3 books to review as usual though! Brooklyn by Colm Tolbin The Dogs of War by Adrian Tchaikovsky The Last Policeman by Ben H. Winters
Martha turned 60 this weekend and Shona L, who was visiting from Houston, joined the fun! We reviewed The Little Liar, by Mitch Albom The New Breadline, by Jean-Martin Bauer Crooked Plow, by Itamar Vieira Junior Lost Man's Lane, by Scott Carson
EPISODE 436 BORN WITH TEETH EMPLOYEES DONT BREAK ON THEIR OWN by 3BookGirls
Taylor fills in for Voni this week and as usual we talk a bit of politics and a lot of books! One of the Good Guys by Araminta Hall, The Midnight Bargain by CL Polk, and Blob, A Love Story by Maggie Su
As usual, we have 3 awesome books! Firefly Lane by Kristen Hannah, Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead by Olga Torkarczuk, and Blue Hour by Paula Hawkins!
Yeah, we are still venting a bit over political crap, However, our taste in reading will help you find something to read in our newborn dystopia. Yearbook by Seth Rogan, Grave Talk by Nick Spaulding, and Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix are all reviewed this week!
This was recorded on Saturday, so for the record a lot happened after we finished. Anyway, we talked some smack and reviewed 3 awesome books! Speak No Evil by Uzodinma Iweala, Disclaimer by Renee Knight, and We Lived on the Horizon by Erika Swyler.
The beginning portion of the conversation is about crochet elephants, in case you are wondering why Voni is making the ass in two pieces! We had 3 great books as usual. Stolen Beauty by Laurie Albanese, The Elder Race by Adrian Tchaikovsky, and The Knockout Queen by Rufi Thorpe!
Shona L fills in for Pat this week and we talk about lots of books, the main reviews were... The Storm We Made by Vanessa Chan, All the Colors of the Dark by Chris Whitaker, and Yours for the Taking by Gabrielle Korn
There are simply too many books we talk about in this episode to list them all. Grab a note pad and get ready to make a list!!
This week we review The Banned Books Club by Brenda Novak The Road to Roswell by Connie Willis and So Thirsty by Rachel Harrison!
We talked about a few filthy things and then talked about three awesome books! My Three Dogs by Bruce Cameron, The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones and Murder Mindfully by Karsten Dusse.
This week we talk about gift ideas, NSFW , plus we review three fantastic books! Lost in Shangri la by Mitchell Zuckoff. Orbital by Samantha Harvey, and Real Americans by Rachael Khong
The books we review this week are, Sold by Patricia McCormick The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley Close to Home by Cara Hunter
It's Thanksgiving time and that means food talk an 3 great books too!!
We are mostly back to normal this week, silly and lots of books to talk about!
We are sad and disappointed this week, but we read some super awesome books that we can recommend!
Yeah, there is a bit of a political rant at the front, but it doesn't last long. Spooky season is over...mostly
Taylor joins us for some spooky book talk, as well as considerations of the right way to eat a banana and where to hang your mirrors.
We talk about gross foods and then about gross books, it is spooky month, after all!
Martha is in Casper this week with Pat and Vonni held down the fort at home while we discussed childhood fears and spooky books!
Big brother, spooky crap and an ear fetish? All that AND 3 great October reads!
We cover a lot of serious ground this week with a look at banned books. Politics are part of the conversation this week as well.
We have two brutal books with some comedy in between this week!
Kinda gross again this week with a smidge of politics thrown in. Pat is sandwiched in between ghosts!
Our usually silly, gross selves are on display and yes, we read some incredible books this week!
We eventually get around to reviewing books
NSFW, a dildo tangent proceeds reviews on this episode!
All the gross products women put on their faces, plus 3 fantastic book reviews!
Our friend and long-time Patreon member, Taylor joins us for some fun with books this week!
Three book girls, current events and pets plus book reviews....that about sums up this week's show!
Tanned and sassy, Martha returns from vacation to the relief of Voni!
Martha and Pat are both gone this week so Voni brought some guests to play! Shona Lawrence, and sisters Phyllis and Fara Laners!
Martha is on vacation, so Morgan joins Voni and Pat to talk about reading habits, book clubs, the right wine pairing for your book, and 3 terrific books.
Two serial killers and a dark wizard with no memory walk into a bar..... No joke, just 3 girls and great books!
Three book girls and three great books!!
Joining us as guests this week are our friends Donna Peck and Kellye Talent!
After a much needed 2 week break, we are back with 4 new book reviews!
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