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“I love books. Even though I have an extensive "to read" list there are times when I don't feel like reading any of those. This podcast and Anne's blog are a couple of my go-to resources to discover new/old books and gives me an idea of how to figure out the great struggle of what book I want to dedicate my time to. I enjoy the great conversations and the concept of literary matchmaking. Give this one a listen and subscribe!”Read full review »
Monandez via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/04/16
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“Anne writes one of my favorite blogs, Modern Mrs. Darcy, and this podcast is a little bit of happy in my ears. Literary matchmaking was something Anne would do from time to time on her blog and she has transformed it into a terrific podcast. After asking a persons favorite and least favorite...”Read full review »
Mom2mags via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/12/16
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“My to-be-read list grows with every episode, and I love it!”
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01/13/16
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“Anne has been one of my favorite bloggers for a long time, and now I'm so excited about this podcast that is focused on books and reading. The in-depth conversations with guests really help all listeners know which book recommendations will resonate with them. I'm really looking forward...”Read full review »
Kchubs via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/14/16
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