Synopsis
Simon (Stuck in a Book) and Rachel (Book Snob) debate the difficult decisions of books and reading.
Episodes
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![Tea or Books? #4: American classics vs. British classics and Enid Blyton vs. E. Nesbit]()
Tea or Books? #4: American classics vs. British classics and Enid Blyton vs. E. Nesbit
28/07/2015In this week’s episode, Rachel (Book Snob) and I get waaay out of our depth talking about American classics and British classics, then back onto more secure ground in debating Enid Blyton vs. E. Nesbit. (I stupidly forgot to close my
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![Tea or Books? #3: re-reading vs. new books, and D.E. Stevenson vs. Dorothy Whipple]()
Tea or Books? #3: re-reading vs. new books, and D.E. Stevenson vs. Dorothy Whipple
12/07/2015A little later than we planned (which is probably a good indication of how unreliable we’re going to be… but I hope not!) here is episode 3 of Tea or Books? with lovely Rachel of Book Snob. In this
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![Tea or Books? #2: long vs. short books, and The Catcher in the Rye vs. The Go-Between]()
Tea or Books? #2: long vs. short books, and The Catcher in the Rye vs. The Go-Between
23/06/2015Welcome to the second episode of our podcast! In this episode, Rachel and I are discussing long books vs. short books and The Catcher in the Rye vs. The Go-Between. Buckle up; it’s a long episode. We certainly loved having our chat.
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![Tea or Books? #1: books in translation vs. books set in other countries, and Emily vs. Charlotte Brontë]()
Tea or Books? #1: books in translation vs. books set in other countries, and Emily vs. Charlotte Brontë
08/06/2015The first episode of Tea or Books? looks at books in translation vs. books set in other countries, and Emily vs. Charlotte Brontë
